Narrative of a Year's Journey Through Central And Eastern Arabia: (1862-1863)
Narrative of a Year's Journey Through Central And Eastern Arabia: (1862-1863)
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Mobeyreek, a black servant in Aboo-'Eysa's pay, occupied himself diligently in feeding up the camels for their long march with clover and vetches, both abundant here; and we continued our medical avocations, but quietly, and without much leaving the house.
At the palace all were busy about the departure of the Hareek contingent, which now set out on its 'Oneyzah way by Shakra', but marched, contrary to expectation, without 'Abd- Allah, that prince reserving himself for the arrival of the artill...ery, which was daily expected from Ha§a, under the charge of Mohammed es-Sedeyree. Amid all this movement and bustle no particular enquiry was made after us ; the tempest had been followed by a lull, and it was ours to take advantage of this interval before a new and a worse outburst.
During the afternoon of the 24th we brought three of Aboo- 'Eysa's camels into our courtyard, shut the outer door, packed Digitized by Google Chap. XII] COURT INTRIGUES OF RIAJ) 1 23 and laded. We then awaited the moment of evening prayer ; it came, and the voice of the Mu'ed^ineen summoned all good Wahhabees, the men of the town-guard not excepted, to the different mosques.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mobeyreek, a black servant in Aboo-'Eysa's pay, occupied himself diligently in feeding up the camels for their long march with clover and vetches, both abundant here; and we continued our medical avocations, but quietly, and without much leaving the house.
At the palace all were busy about the departure of the Hareek contingent, which now set out on its 'Oneyzah way by Shakra', but marched, contrary to expectation, without 'Abd- Allah, that prince reserving himself for the arrival of the artill...ery, which was daily expected from Ha§a, under the charge of Mohammed es-Sedeyree. Amid all this movement and bustle no particular enquiry was made after us ; the tempest had been followed by a lull, and it was ours to take advantage of this interval before a new and a worse outburst.
During the afternoon of the 24th we brought three of Aboo- 'Eysa's camels into our courtyard, shut the outer door, packed Digitized by Google Chap. XII] COURT INTRIGUES OF RIAJ) 1 23 and laded. We then awaited the moment of evening prayer ; it came, and the voice of the Mu'ed^ineen summoned all good Wahhabees, the men of the town-guard not excepted, to the different mosques.
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