In Moorish Captivity: An Account of the 'Tourmaline' Expedition to Sus, 1897-98E. Arnold, 1899 - 355 pàgines |
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... coast to welcome us , anxious to commence trading . So you see I was very glad to have run the risk , for , notwithstanding all the warnings , and although I was the first European in modern times to land there as a European , and ...
... coast to welcome us , anxious to commence trading . So you see I was very glad to have run the risk , for , notwithstanding all the warnings , and although I was the first European in modern times to land there as a European , and ...
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... coast looking for us , and it seemed not improbable that there might be some fighting before we reached our destina- tion . Sabbah , too , in one of his bursts of confidence , had let out the fact that Aflalo , the Sultan's 14 IN ...
... coast looking for us , and it seemed not improbable that there might be some fighting before we reached our destina- tion . Sabbah , too , in one of his bursts of confidence , had let out the fact that Aflalo , the Sultan's 14 IN ...
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... face . We crept down under the lee of the coast as far as Dunkirk , as many a time and oft I have seen the skippers of the Ostend - Dover packets do , and then made a dash across for the English side of the. 16 IN MOORISH CAPTIVITY.
... face . We crept down under the lee of the coast as far as Dunkirk , as many a time and oft I have seen the skippers of the Ostend - Dover packets do , and then made a dash across for the English side of the. 16 IN MOORISH CAPTIVITY.
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... coast of Spain . The passage across the Bay had occupied forty - eight hours , the yacht averaging seven and a half knots an hour . Frequently she had to be slowed down to half- speed , as it would have been impossible to drive her ...
... coast of Spain . The passage across the Bay had occupied forty - eight hours , the yacht averaging seven and a half knots an hour . Frequently she had to be slowed down to half- speed , as it would have been impossible to drive her ...
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... coast Jews at ruinous rates of interest , on the uncertain security of future tax - levies ; but the ultimate sufferer would be the wretched tribesman , who would be squeezed to the uttermost farthing . Under such conditions as these ...
... coast Jews at ruinous rates of interest , on the uncertain security of future tax - levies ; but the ultimate sufferer would be the wretched tribesman , who would be squeezed to the uttermost farthing . Under such conditions as these ...
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In Moorish Captivity: An Account of the Tourmaline Expedition to Sus, 1897-98 Henry M Grey Previsualització no disponible - 2015 |
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afternoon Agadir Al-al argan oil Arksis arrived ashore asked Assaka Bel F'kuk Beyerle Beyerle's boat British subjects brought C. R. Ashbee camels camp Captain chains chiefs Christian cloth coast Consul courier Crown 8vo Demy 8vo Edition escort European F'kir Embarak feet fire gimbri Government guards guns hands Hassani hills hour Illustrations Kaid Giluli Kaid Hassan Kaid's kasbah Khalifa knew kuss-kuss land letter look Major Marrakesh meat miles Mogador Moorish Moors morning Morocco City Moslem mules Muley Abdallah native prisoners never night o'clock ourselves passed pesetas poor replied Reya rifles round Sabbah Sbooyas scarcely seemed sent shore Sidi sleep soldiers soon Spilsbury steamer stream sulham Sultan Sultan of Morocco sunrise sunset Susi taken Tangier tent things thought Tisnit told Tourmaline town treaty tribe tribesmen turned wait wretched yacht
Passatges populars
Pàgina 24 - Thornton. A SPORTING TOUR THROUGH THE NORTHERN PARTS OF ENGLAND AND GREAT PART OF THE HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND. By Colonel T. THORNTON, of Thornville Royal, in Yorkshire. With the Original Illustrations by GARRARD, and other Illustrations and Coloured Plates by GE LODGE.
Pàgina 172 - Majesty promises that they shall have a free and undoubted right to travel, and to reside in the Territories and Dominions of His said Majesty, subject to the same precautions of police, which are practised towards the most favoured nations.
Pàgina 264 - I was an hungered and ye gave me meat, I was thirsty and ye gave me drink, naked and ye clothed me, I was sick and ye visited me...