...a few yean ago exceedingly numerous, are now rarely to be met with. Of them it may be truly said, " Their hand is against every man, and every man's hand is against them." (tten. xvi. 12.) The life of a Bushman is considered of much less importance than the life of a dog;...

...They are dreaded not by foreigners only but by all other Bedouin. It can almost literally be said that their hand is against every man and every man's hand is against them. When any two of these shake hands, each naturally holds the hilt of his sword so as to be ready for...

...deserted, and the caravan routes pass it by. The people of the desert are wild, lawless, and cruel. Their hand is against every man, and every man's hand is against them. They are active, energetic, and hardy. J0n_the 'land between the desert and the sown ' they wander...

...enthusiastic soldiers. They are far and away the finest fighting race in the country, but being Christians, their hand is against every man and every man's hand is against them. They will serve under no one except British officers, and recognize no Government except the British,...

...have dwelt in the presence of the other nations, and have retained their freedom until this day. [d] Their hand is against every man and every man's hand is against them. In 622 after the rise of Mohammed, they left their desert home, and under the name of the Saracens,...

...scandalous libels. They are a peculiar people, and they are an increasing people. Something like Ishmael, their hand is against every man, and every man's hand is against them. Th» realty Ignorant. — He that does not know thoee thing» which are of use and neceuity for Mm...

...of private life, towards strangers and their enemies the Bedooins are implacable and relentless. " Their hand is against every man, and every man's hand is against them ;" for in the desert there are no neutralities, and whosoever is not with them is against their tribe....

...was the reply. " But such is the case. He is one of those who have been called ' City Arabs,' because their hand is against every man, and every man's hand is against them. The boy declares that he won't work ; that he likes stealing better than honesty. Now, what can you...

...Bat we must speak low and with bated breath whilst considering his case. The others are hhmaelites : their hand is against every man, and every man's hand is against them. Bnt hare« and rabbits are a peculiar people. Laws are made for their especial protection, and they...

..." are a distinct, and a hostile, as well as a barbarous race, living in the midst of civilisation ; their hand is against every man, and every man's hand is against them ; wherever recognised, they are hunted down like beasts of prey, and, after passipg through the various...