. With the Beduins, a narrative of journeys and adventures in unfrequented parts of Syria . d lunched under a large olivetree at the edge of the Arab burial-place to the northof Ramleh. At this place we left the Jerusalem road, and turningto the southward passed under a long line of olivetrees, and through the young corn which they had another delightful three hours in the saddle,and about sunset reached our camp on the brow ofa hill near a little village of mud-houses called ElMughar. We found the elders of the village seatedon the roofs of their houses in patient expectation ofo
. With the Beduins, a narrative of journeys and adventures in unfrequented parts of Syria . d lunched under a large olivetree at the edge of the Arab burial-place to the northof Ramleh. At this place we left the Jerusalem road, and turningto the southward passed under a long line of olivetrees, and through the young corn which they had another delightful three hours in the saddle,and about sunset reached our camp on the brow ofa hill near a little village of mud-houses called ElMughar. We found the elders of the village seatedon the roofs of their houses in patient expectation ofour arrival, and a row of the younger ones arrangedopposite to our tents. A more delightful campingground could not have been chosen ; for from our tentswe had a lovely view over an extensive plain to thewestward, rich with the young crops. The night setin without a cloud in the sky ; there was no hus-bandry in Heaven, and the young moon and starsshone brightly. It was a delightful beginning to ourjourney, and we felt as happy as larks. We started very early the following day and saw the. \h Fountain near Taffa.
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