Mountain life in Algeria . the fountain ; unfortunately they were timid as deer, and onseeing us, fled in a scared way behind the shelter of trees, fromwhich they peeped out spying, till we had passed. We walkedthrough Thililit, and the path continued with equal interestbeyond. Passing a little plateau, we arrived at the second village,that we had seen at a distance appearing above the first ; thiswas Aourir-Amer-ou-Zaid. The ridcje continued in a straight linehalf a mile further, and led to Iril Boghni, but we postponed a visitthither. We felt that another walk in this direction was impera-ti
Mountain life in Algeria . the fountain ; unfortunately they were timid as deer, and onseeing us, fled in a scared way behind the shelter of trees, fromwhich they peeped out spying, till we had passed. We walkedthrough Thililit, and the path continued with equal interestbeyond. Passing a little plateau, we arrived at the second village,that we had seen at a distance appearing above the first ; thiswas Aourir-Amer-ou-Zaid. The ridcje continued in a straight linehalf a mile further, and led to Iril Boghni, but we postponed a visitthither. We felt that another walk in this direction was impera-tive, if it were only for a chance of catching sight of a girl whowas talking merrily with her neighbours at the door of her house inthe village of Amer-ou-Zaid. She certainly was the most beauti-ful girl we met in the country, rich-complexioned, dark-eyed, withhandsome features, and a supple graceful figure. Alas ! we neversaw her again. O maiden with delicate features, thou resemblestStamboul, for thou hast many ^^^^^^^!S^^ CHAPTER II.
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