...removed, was made to look neat and somewhat Indian, and we sallied forth together without loss of time. A crowd had gathered round the Kaabah, and I had no...September sun. At the cry of " Open a path for the ILiji who would enter the House," the gazers made way. Two stout Meccans, who stood below the door,...

...word ' fear' was unknown, and the only eflect of a distant sense of danger seems to hare been л joke. A crowd had gathered round the Kaabah. and I had no wish to stand * Tide sketch of Mecca, ante. 32t 325 bareheaded and barefooted in the midday September eun. At the...

...removed, was made to look neat and somewhat Indian, and we sallied forth together without loss of time. A crowd had gathered round the Kaabah, and I had no...who stood below the door, raised me in their arms, whilst a third drew me from above into the building. At the entrance I was accosted by several offi*...

...removed, was made to look neat and somewhat Indian, and we sallied forth together without loss of timo. A crowd had gathered round the Kaabah, and I had no...who stood below the door, raised me in their arms, whilst a third drew me from above into the building. At the entrance I was accosted by several officials,...

...Englishman will ever enter again. The story of this remarkable visit must be told in his own words : — ' A crowd had gathered round the Ka'abah, and I had...who stood below the door, raised me in their arms, whilst a third drew me from above into the building. At the entrance, I was accosted by several officials,...

...last moment I was sent for. I thought, ' Now something is going to happen to me ; now I am suspected.' "A crowd had gathered round the Ka'abah, and I had...who stood below the door, raised me in their arms, whilst a third drew me from above into the building. At the entrance I was accosted by several officials,...

...Burton hastened with the young Meccan to the mosque. What he saw shall be described in his own words : " A crowd had gathered round the Kaabah, and I had no wish to stand bare-headed in the midday September sun. At the cry of 'Open a path for the Haji who would enter the house,' the...

...Burton hastened with the young Meccan to the mosque. What he saw shall be described in his own words : " A crowd had gathered round the Kaabah, and I had no wish to stand bare-headed in the midday September sun. At the cry of 'Open a path for the Haji who would enter the house,' the...

...removed, was made to look neat and somewhat Indian, and we sallied forth together without loss of time. A crowd had gathered round the Ka'abah, and I had...who stood below the door, raised me in their arms, whilst a third drew me from above into the building. At the entrance I was accosted by several officials,...

...adventure is thrilling. The first cry was : "Open the way for the Haji who would enter the House !" Then : Two stout Meccans, who stood below the door, raised me in their arms, -whilst a third drew me from above into the building. At the entrance I was accosted by a youth of...