IV Letter from General Kress von Kressenstein to Yilderim headquarters, dated September 29, 1917, on moral of Turkish troops.

Compare Sonnets VIII., XIX. IV.

Compare Sonnet IV., last line.

BétharramThe startPeasants and their waysVines trained by the roadsideSour grapesThe "March of the Men of Garlic" CoarrazeHenry IV.'s CastleBétharramThe ivied bridgeThe innThe "Via Crucis"Assat and GélosThe CoteauxPerpignaa Sketching with a donkey-cartOver the Coteaux to GanThe drive to PiétatPicnicking and rejected attentionsThe churchFeather mossBizanosCarnival time"Poor Pillicoddy" "Idyllic Colbert.

The journey to TarbesThe Buffet and the NiggerLourdes station in the wetImportunate "Cochers"Hôtel des Pyrénées"Red tape" and PortersLourdes in sunshineSightseeingThe "Rue de la Grotte" "The Cry of the Lourdes Shopkeepers"Candle-sellersThe GrottoAbject reverenceThe ChurchSaint BernardInterior of churchThe panoramaAdmirable effectRue du FortThe castleThe view from the TowerPie de Mars, or Ringed Ousels CHAPTER IV. ARGELÈS.

CHAPTER IV ARGELÈS.

ACT IV., SCENE 1.

SCENE IV.

[Exeunt. ACT IV., SCENE I. Enter LADY BRUCE and her BOY with BRAND.

SCENE IV.

SCENE IV.

Flitozolaknops [Exeunt. SCENE IV.

[Exit. ACT IV., SCENE I. Enter MONEY.

[Exit TENACITY, and goeth to the inn for his ass. SCENE IV.

If pleasure be the only thing, &c. SCENE IV.

Chapter IV.

Title: Beacon Lights of History, Volume IV Author: John Lord Release Date: December 23, 2003

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Footnote 145: King John, IV, 2. Footnote 146: Queen Mab, in Romeo and Juliet.

The reader will find several allusions to this custom in the variorum edition of Shakspeare, K. Henry IV., part 2.

King Henry IV., part 2.]

They held their property, their liberty, and their lives, at the will of the petty despots around them, foreign planters, and the commanders of military posts, who were stimulated by revenge and interest to depress and exterminate the native population. IV.

[Footnote 1: Balfour, iv.