 | 1840 - 760 páginas
...both cheeks. The inferior paid the same deference to the hand of his patron or superior. Efft ndis on horseback and ladies in arabas covered the bridge...sellers of sweetmeats proclaimed their delicacies,^; the beggars again plied their importunities in the name of BamThere seemed in the very word an incentive... | |
 | Robert Walsh, Eliakim Littell, John Jay Smith - 1840 - 536 páginas
...on both cheeks. The inferior paid the same deference to the hand of his patron or superior. Etfcndis on horseback and ladies in arabas covered the bridge...Galata. Strolling players performed with impunity on the highways. The sellers of sweetmeats proclaimed their delicacies, and the beggars again plied... | |
 | 1841 - 488 páginas
...shut and all labour suspended. The entire Mussulman population was poured into the streets. The cafés were thronged. Every man, woman, and child, appeared...seemed in the very word an incentive to mirth and light hearteHness. 5fet all was quiet. There was no boisterousncss, no indecorum, no extravagant merriment,... | |
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... with their children, in the gayest and richest dresses, strolled through the streets. Friends visited friends and wished them a happy Bairam, or embraced them as they met without, kissing each other on both cheeks. The inferior paid the same deference... 