...proceeding towards the north, anticipating therefrom a general mortality, which they call (el-khere) the good, or the benediction; for after depopulating...desolated plains, or along the banks of some river ; as was done by one of the kabyles of Tuat, after the plague had depopulated Barbary in the summer...

...'.he desolated plains, or a long the hanks of some river. —Jaekson's Moroeeo, p. 106. Oh who eould tell what deeds -were wrought that day, Or -who endure to hear.— XXV. p. 200. I have nowhere seen a more eurious deseription of •i hattle U-iwt.cn Christians and Saraeens...

...proceeding towards the north, anticipating therefrom a general mortality, which they call (el-khere), the good, or the benediction ; for after depopulating the rich plains of Barbary, it affords to ±hem an opportunity of emanating from their arid recesses in the desert, to pitch their tents in the...

...proceeding towards the north, anticipating therefrom a general mortality, which they call elkhere, the good, or the benediction ; for, after depopulating...wrought that day, Or who endure to hear ! — XXV. p. 1 7 1 . I have nowhere seen a more curious description of a battle between Christians and Saracens...

...proceeding towards the north, anticipating therefrom a general mortality, which they call eOchere, the good, or the benediction ; for, after depopula.ting...tell what deeds were wrought that day, Or who endure ti hear! — XXV. p. 171. I have nowhere seen a more curious description of a battle between Christians...

...proceeding towards the north, anticipating therefrom a general mortality, which they call elkhere, the good, or the benediction ; for, after depopulating...opportunity of emanating from their arid recesses \n the desert, to pitch their tents in the desolated plains, or along the banks of some river. —...

...war-cry forth, Roderick the Goth ! Roderick and Victory ! Roderick and Vengeance ! • • • • • Oh who could tell what deeds were wrought that day ; Or who endure to hear the tale of rage, Hatred, and madness, and despair, and fear, Horror, and wounds, and agony, and death,...

...bondsmen base the freeborn native* brand. MS.—" Ann — rnact — dub." f See Appendix, Note G. 1 " Ob, the tale of rage. Hatred, and madness, and despair, and fear, Horror, and wounds, and agony, and death,...

...the Moors prevail ! the Christians yield I—- Their coward leader gives for flight the sign ! 1 [" Oh, who could tell what deeds were wrought that day : Or who endure to hear the tale of rage, Hatred, and madness, and despair, and fear, Horror, and wounds, and agony, and death,...

...proceeding towards the north, anticipating therefrom a general mortality, which they call elkhere, the good or the benediction; for, after depopulating...banks of some river." — Jackson's Morocco, p. 106. But where was he whose hand Sad wielded it so well that glorious day ? — XXV. p. 274. ' The account...