"The Sioux call me Ma-wa-cha-sa: the ranchers, How Landor.

Then about 8 p.m., as the hour of the special Ramazan or "Tarawih" prayer draws nigh, the mosque beadle, followed by a body of shrill-voiced boys, makes his round of the streets, crying "Namaz tayar hai, cha-lo-o," and all the dwellers in the Musalman quarter hie them to the house of prayer.

Chapter IV A Clog Dance On The Scheldt When the German major at Aix-la-Cha-pelle stamped on our passports: "Gesehen.

Then you'd have a right, but not now, for my cha-racter is precious to me, young man.

Cha vore thee, son, do rid me quickly hence, Chill give thee a vair piece of three-halfpence.

Cha-no-yu is more than a ceremonyit is a fine art; it is poetry, with articulate gestures for rhythm: it is a modus operandi of soul discipline.