 | 1824 - 658 pages
...soudan, under the apprehension that they were spies, ordered them to be driven back on shore : but his attendants observed to him that these could not be...blossom on tree,' formed a striking contrast to the ragged apparel by which 1 Grieved. VOL, II. V she was very imperfectly coveted. They were nowbrought... | |
 | Wynnard Hooper - 1824 - 568 pages
...soudan, under the apprehension that they were spies, ordered them to be driven back on shore : but his attendants observed to him that these could not be...blossom on tree,' formed a striking contrast to the ragged apparel by which 1 Grieved. VOL. II. O she was very imperfectly covered. They were nowbrought... | |
 | Romani - 1824 - 562 pages
...soudan, under the apprehension that they were spies, ordered them to be driven back on shore : but his attendants observed to him that these could not be...blossom on tree,' formed a striking contrast to the ragged apparel by which 1 Grieved. VOL. If- U she was very imperfectly covered. They were now brought... | |
 | Oesterley - 1824 - 620 pages
...soudan, under the apprehension that they were spies, ordered them to be driven back on shore : but his attendants observed to him that these could not be...blossom on tree,' formed a striking contrast to the ragged apparel by which 1 Grieved. she was very imperfectly covered. They were now brought into the... | |
 | George Ellis - 1848 - 642 pages
...soudan, under the apprehension that they were spies, ordered them to be driven back on shore : but his attendants observed to him that these could not be...blossom on tree," formed a striking contrast to the ragged apparel by which she was very imperfectly covered. They were now brought into the royal presence;... | |
 | George Ellis - 1848 - 658 pages
...soudan, under the apprehension that they were spies, ordered them to be driven back on shore : but his attendants observed to him that these could not be...blossom on tree." formed a striking contrast to the ragged apparel by which she was very imperfectlv covered. Thev were now brought into the roynl presence... | |
 | George Ellis - 1848 - 626 pages
...that they were spies, ordered them to be driven back on shore : but his attendants observed to liim that these could not be common beggars : that the...blossom on tree," formed a striking contrast to the ragged apparel by which she was very imperfectly covered. They were now brought into the royal presence... | |
 | George Ellis - 1848 - 660 pages
...soudan, under the apprehension that they were spies, ordered them to be driven back on shore : but his attendants observed to him that these could not be...complexion of the wife, who was " bright as blossom on trc-f."1 formed a striking contrast to the ragged apparel by which she was very imperfectly covered.... | |
 | Thomas Wright - 1871 - 564 pages
...soudan, under the apprehension that they were spies, ordered them to be driven back on shore ; but his attendants observed to him that these could not be...the husband proved him to be a knight in disguise ; an that the delicate complexion of the wife, who was ' bright as blossom on tree,' formed a striking... | |
 | Thomas Wright - 1872 - 560 pages
...soudan, under the apprehension that they were spies, ordered them to be driven back on shore ; but his attendants observed to him that these could not be...the husband proved him to be a knight in disguise ; an that the delicate complexion of the wife, who was ' bright as blossom on tree,' formed a striking... | |
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It was now seven days since the pilgrims had tasted bread or meat ; the soudan's galley, therefore, was no sooner moored to the beach than they hastened on board to beg for food. The soudan, under the apprehension that they were spies, ordered them to... 
