The Voice of the South
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THE LITTLE FOX. Our departure from Zaouiat Ribah was the occasion of another pubhc demonstration on the part of its inliabitants. The return of Athman, his fame as a poet, his position as guide to a Nazarene, and his great popularity, all had aroused the village to a high pitch of enthusiasm. Oriental indifference had given place to Oriental excitement. Nor is this remarkable, for an Oriental is either a blackened ember, or a red-hot coal — there is no intermediary state. Needless to relate, th...e crowd that watched our departure was composed entirely of men and boys. But, though unavoidably absent, without a doubt the ladies of the tribe sent their thoughts after us, sighing them towards the sunshine and the dew- bespangled fragrance of the morning. The laws that govern Mohammedan etiquette are strict as those that controlled the Medes and Persians. Even the aunt of Athman was not per- mitted to speed her departing nephew. But the imagination could picture her seated at the loom i84 THE VOICE OF THE SOUTH.
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THE LITTLE FOX. Our departure from Zaouiat Ribah was the occasion of another pubhc demonstration on the part of its inliabitants. The return of Athman, his fame as a poet, his position as guide to a Nazarene, and his great popularity, all had aroused the village to a high pitch of enthusiasm. Oriental indifference had given place to Oriental excitement. Nor is this remarkable, for an Oriental is either a blackened ember, or a red-hot coal — there is no intermediary state. Needless to relate, th...e crowd that watched our departure was composed entirely of men and boys. But, though unavoidably absent, without a doubt the ladies of the tribe sent their thoughts after us, sighing them towards the sunshine and the dew- bespangled fragrance of the morning. The laws that govern Mohammedan etiquette are strict as those that controlled the Medes and Persians. Even the aunt of Athman was not per- mitted to speed her departing nephew. But the imagination could picture her seated at the loom i84 THE VOICE OF THE SOUTH.
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