The Passing of the Shereefian Empire
The Passing of the Shereefian Empire
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319 Hafidists when the Azizists attacked the Hafid- ists, hoping that the doctor would get killed or injured in the fray, and thus by his death bring discredit on Moulai el Hafid. The same idea oc- curred to the Hafidists, and they drove him on to the Azizists, hoping he would be killed or injured by them, and thus bring discredit on Abdul Aziz. Thus the unfortunate Bellinger was made to play the unenviable part of a football being kicked from one goal to the other. However, he abandoned his ba...ggage and went into touch, so to speak, — that is to say, he escaped one side, and finally was taken charge of and conducted to Alcazar by some friendly Moors. When Carleton and I reached Larache we found no steamer in the harbour, and none likely to be there for several days. We were then faced with the alternative of continuing our journey by land or of hiring a sailing-boat, but we had had enough of the land and decided on the latter. Carleton knew a broken-down Spanish captain who owned a felucca in which he carried on a small coastal trade.
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319 Hafidists when the Azizists attacked the Hafid- ists, hoping that the doctor would get killed or injured in the fray, and thus by his death bring discredit on Moulai el Hafid. The same idea oc- curred to the Hafidists, and they drove him on to the Azizists, hoping he would be killed or injured by them, and thus bring discredit on Abdul Aziz. Thus the unfortunate Bellinger was made to play the unenviable part of a football being kicked from one goal to the other. However, he abandoned his ba...ggage and went into touch, so to speak, — that is to say, he escaped one side, and finally was taken charge of and conducted to Alcazar by some friendly Moors. When Carleton and I reached Larache we found no steamer in the harbour, and none likely to be there for several days. We were then faced with the alternative of continuing our journey by land or of hiring a sailing-boat, but we had had enough of the land and decided on the latter. Carleton knew a broken-down Spanish captain who owned a felucca in which he carried on a small coastal trade.
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