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1

During this last winter, the government have prohibited the models, for I know not what reason, from gathering upon these steps; and they now congregate at the corner of the Via Sistina and Capo le Case, near the Pizzicheria, from which they supply themselves with groceries.

2

"Where are you going in such haste?"

3

Signore, a poor cripple; "give me something, for the love of God!—May God bless you, the Madonna, and all the saints!"

4

"A pleasant walk, young gentleman!"—"But first pay heed to the salvation of your soul."

5

Voyage pour la Rédemption des Captifs aux Royaumes d'Alger et de Tunis, fait en 1720. Paris, 1721.

6

Annales Algériennes, Tom. ii. p. 72.

7

Conquête d'Alger. Par A. Nettement. p. 546.

8

Verbal report of Colonel Combes to the Duke of Némours,—conclusion.

9

Moniteur, December 16, 1833; report of Marshal Clausel.

10

The mounted body-guard of Abd-el-Kader, so called by the French from their complete red uniform.

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Report of Marshal Valée: Moniteur.

12

Souvenirs d'un Officier du 2me de Zouaves. Paris, 1859.

13

In accordance with Arab customs, the Zouaves, who (to use the ordinary expression) "live in common," compose a circle to which they give the name of tribe. In the tribe, each one has his allotted task: one attends to making the fires and procuring wood; another draws water and does the cooking; another makes the coffee and arranges the camp, etc.

14

I call the present czar Alexander the Fourth, as there have been three other Alexanders sovereigns of Russia; but he is generally styled Alexander the Second.

15

Sharrock is a name unfamiliar to most readers. His [Greek: Hypothesis aethikae