Verso il sorgere del sole, essendo schizzi di viaggi in Europa e l'Oriente, a cui viene aggiunto un memoriale di schizzo del RevWilliam Morley Punshon . e sono onlythree-e-un-metà; quando essi scompaiono alla fine di theworld verrà. Hai messo backsheeh diritto su uno queste chiodi e siete sicuri di arrivare al cielo. Assicurarsi,mi ha detto che per il grande turbaned compagni che si inginocchiò sulla thestone, come ho depositato il mio diritto di monete su uno dei thenails. Assicurarsi di arrivare al cielo ? Egli guardò myface, e senza indebolirla, risposto : Sì, certo. Lasciando la Moschea di Omar, dalla sua porta meridionale,e attraversando una vasta tesselated avenue, l

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Toward the sunrise, being sketches of travel in Europe and the East, to which is added a Memorial sketch of the RevWilliam Morley Punshon . e are onlythree-and-a-half; when they disappear the end of theworld will come. You put backsheeh right over one ofthese nails and you are sure to get to heaven. Sure, said I to the big turbaned fellow that knelt over thestone, as I deposited my coin right upon one of thenails. Sure to get to heaven ? He looked into myface, and without faltering, answered : Yes, sure. Leaving the Mosque of Omar, by its southern door, and traversing a wide tesselated avenue, lined withpalms and tall graceful cypresses, we reach theporch of El-Aksa. This mosque is two hundred andsixty feet in length, by one hundred and sixty feet inwidth, and was undoubtedly a temple of Christianworship, and probably the one built by Justinian inthe sixth century. It consists of a noble nave, sixaisles, and a transept, over which rises a dome onehundred and thirty feet in height. The interior bears Sketches of Travel. 229 a striking resemblance to some of the basilicas of theEternal City. The pavement was once adorned with. At the Door of the Mosque. beautiful mosaics, and in the southern side of thechurch are some of the most exquisite mosaics. 230 Toward the Sunrise ; or. Beneath the dome is the pulpit of Saladin, elaooratelycarved in wood, inlaid with ivory. Near by is aninfallible test as to whether you are a fit subject forParadise. Here is a polished marble column, in thewall across the aisle is a black marble slab, and withyour face to the column and your back to the stone, shutting your eyes, put your hand upon the pillar, turn around and walking across the floor, place yourhand upon the black marble slab! It was quite agratification to the company that I was the onlyparson that stood a chance of heaven, for I was theonly one that succeeded. I did not try the passageof the columns, not because I was already sure ofParadise, but for fear I should not succeed in

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