[351] “There is no God but one.”
[354] “Buy here, buy here.”
[357a] This youth followed Borrow to England, where he was introduced to Mr. Petulengro as a pal, but rejected by him as “no Roman.” See The Zincali, Preface to Second Edition.
[357b] “Hail, Mary, full of grace, pray for me.”
[357c] “Remove the faithless race from the borders of the believers, that we may gladly pay due praises to Christ.”
[359] This has been already alluded to as regards Southern Spain.
[360] Algiers.
[361] Essence of white flowers. The Arabic attar = essence is well known in combination as otto or attar of roses. Nuar is a form of Nawār = flowers.
[362] This was still market-day in 1892.
[364] Nowhere has the destruction of locusts been undertaken in a more systematic manner, or carried to greater perfection than in the island of Cyprus, where a special tax is levied by the British Government to defray the expenses of what is called “the war.” The system is the invention of a Cypriote gentleman, Mr. Mattei.