Reverent Poet with Devout Life Remains an Abiding Example
The passage portrays a poet as essentially imaginative and reverent, valuing beauty over utilitarian aims. It notes his devotion, humility, and lifelong worship mindset, citing his coffin inscription Lord remember me as evidence of a devout nature.
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Sydney Dobell
Adventures in Morocco from a German Explorer's Memoir
The article profiles Dr. Rohlf and his journey to Fez, detailing his conversion to Islam, entry into Sultan's service as military surgeon, and life among Moroccan troops. It describes travel hazards, social customs, cavalry practice, and Fez’s harsh conditions, including cleanliness and religious zeal.
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Winwood Reade
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Turkey
Mogador
Tangiers
Gerhard Koblis
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Atlas
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Tripoli
Lake Tchad
Lagos
Benin
Royal Geographical Society
Prussia
Libyan
Herr Rohlfs
J. Drummound Hay
Rohlfs
J. Drummond Thuy
Dd. Drummond Hay
Carey
Tandja
God
Mohammed
Rohlf
Hadj Asus
Mustafa
Barbary
Humorous Travel Anecdotes From a Morocco Visit
A travelogue recounts Mustafa Hennin experiences with the Grand Sherif at Uesan. A crowded tent scene leads to feigned kinship with the Prophet’s descendant and a comic washing of off souvenirs. The reviewer calls the volume bright and pleasant, noting its vivid Morocco depictions.
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Uesan
Mustafa Hennin
Morocco
A Strange Friendship and Guizot History in Review
A brief take on A Strange Friendship by S Evans praising its character portrayal and moral tone, noting it suitable for girls and its distant land lessons. The History of France from 1515 to 1610 in Guizot’s Rising Generation is analyzed as a masterly, well translated school-friendly volume with vivid illustrations and political insight.
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Evans
Sampson Low
France
M. Guizor
Europe
Rosienr Buack
M.A
Leopold I
Alph, DE NxouvitLi
Sampson Low, Son
Val Richer
Tennyson Cabinet Edition to Include New Poems
The forthcoming Cabinet Edition of Mr Tennyson’s works will complete the Poems section with two new pieces titled In the Garden at Swainston and The Voice and the Peak. An illustration shows the garden at Swainston, the seat of Sir J Barrington Simeon Bart.
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