La Burton Holmes lezioni; . grandi crowdsfighting solo bacio forto loro gar- ^mmmmSBsr^ worshiphave seenin Tangierthe opportunityments come theyrode attraverso il market-place. Né, tuttavia, becamegrand Shareef sulla loro morte dei padri, perché egli appointedSidi Mohammed, suo figlio da una moglie moresco, l'uomo towhom abbiamo dato il Waterbury watch. L'inglese widowlives molto appartato vicino a Oran in Algeria, ma sheis amato e venerato dai Mori ; per mentre la sua fluence subite, ella passò beneficando, alleviando la dis-tress, portando un po' anglosassone di luce nel buio livesof il suo popolo.

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The Burton Holmes lectures; . large crowdsfighting only forto kiss their gar- ^mmmmSBsr^ worshiphave seenin Tangierthe opportunityments as theyrode through the market-place. Neither, however, becamegrand Shareef on their fathers death, for he appointedSidi Mohammed, his son by a Moorish wife, the man towhom we gave the Waterbury watch. The English widowlives a very secluded life near Oran, in Algeria, but sheis loved and revered by the Moors ; for while her in-fluence endured, she went about doing good, relieving dis-tress, bringing a little Anglo-Saxon light into the dark livesof her people. 7 98 INTO MOROCCO And (lark indeed must be the lives of the people in thevillages near which we pitch our camp. Perhaps a womanwould, with i^reat vehemence, bid us bej^one, lamentinj; thedesolation that w ill surely come to her village if the strangerscamp under the protection of its chief. Her reason is thatshould we meet with loss from the attack of some wanderingband of marauders, this village will be held responsible, and. VKT ll.OWKKS AND BAP.IKS GROW IN THESK MOORISH Il.l.AGKS punishment for offenses committed against us will be visitedupon those who, by the sacred laws of hospitality, are boundto protect us. ]3ut disregarding prayers and threats we make ourselves athome ; and finally the women, reconciled, come with theirbabies to beg for aid and medical advice. Every white manis supposed to possess the power to cure disease, and manyvere the pitiful appeals made to us for relief and help. We INTO MOROCCO 99

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