An Englishman Experience in Morocco
\I , 'i a ymn)g Enerlisbjtoftn traveliiii^iuf Moro.cco, ..to a .eouiinliuication " to; Tb;e./Ti uii 1 .^, ; .^.>Yd9 r recftntly.;bri;,\am^ "> ._ipf a^VV^h jsaii'i a.t I^Tazau, ;Wjhere :he is "weir kiiott u, ' and ''ou^Obristiaas^Eye . r speat_ the evening' driuking qoffee ; with Muiey ■ ThaTui{ .the i third son of >ho] GTe^t^he'rifS* ." He:.said " ] Qo >d -■ night/n toJiiajiioat about eleven o'plpuk', and was proceeding to the .door^Ttit ..the. U'iiyuL.in. 'Lwh iejr ;they '^wjeteijtbleh . : : su.ddeiilj ; — he>7 'wk'sM soizje^:" /and ;the '; :^^Sheritj^anni.^jjced,- .his yviujtentiori qf . .camjusing: o[himself0 [himself j: by ;: flogged. > Mr '■■ Harris iiiade what u reßf deuce-Jie .could,— but— being- aitacke^l •ribyl-soffia^lhalfrd^ . Sthe{fcsihi3rif 1 himself, w.as ioyerpo\v:ere'd •and thrown :heay:ijy;it;o;itbe- > 'grou'ud, —•.%hiß-h«ad-btnkiu : g : - : the'-stpn : e;floprr.-.-; L Hfe ,^th J eni.TW(;am'e^ -M^ley^tCha-ini^ari'd his^ iiieu, | • .1 v: tHinkiiigT hiuiitS^ri'ousiy ji an jus edliral)--andoued the idea of Jf.ui ; theriautrage, ■:.sarid-fiedfto-anp.ther -part of the^housei J •"•>M ! r'E^ms^ele6yere ! d''Jedns'cio\isu%s:-a;fc' j 'on i ■ Ghristni'as'J'rnb'r ii in g, and, . '-Raping ■^frbmi/th"e/:piadep^ ■way to. the house of M;uieyjEiarbi, J t'h|e : ieldest-of-the- Sh^i-iifs, with whom bje ' ■•""•:w r aß>-l stay t ing7ojH^re^£©P •reused .fth'e ;J *Sherif r i ; bULahdxisome men',; i *andcear ly £hat .moniin'gsM^l^y'^Mmi -; -iwaarfciarf ejate'di^sMioi :JElacris&oesdap^ed with some bruises. "Gn ; the arrastsojf:, • • -M^^ -ithaHhe; shouldliat^bn^ceTb'e/i piifilj^ly andy Vthe brStlfes, % rM^e^i t Elayibiiand3iMtf^ g^agried t^^thisVi^n^inl^^lpre^nS^of Mr -Harrjisv s^he^ p^ejdiSJ ahdt^altilhi3 received £ 140 JjashjßS) vw^kno^e^|i^eß^|Mr f Jßarris^ th^en[ tT f urther^ \inßistfid 'on| his --Ibeingcthrown^intoV irons i and : sent to' was;, iannjediately-done. .^an.d^^attendantj who \&a.a J^as'feisffed in "the" "aiaaul t . wege.gii'- jhidingl bufr; ■^several^^ had been "caught. -Harrisiseut CEiers,thrqughvbhe toy?n T to •call the people together,, and the meu ■vwere^flogged Jau,uarejds n or. t the . \l^Sarris^ffi^sJ_l|.'sfcik-i 'v^iag I -ih' 1 c"n f rßt i ::Klp^V't'^ ;; tuary__t.o._.the.^^^ m/isq-U.e,_gu'ai < dß;'Jwere j tha]buiid JMg.T^- oue _mau ,v ".whu ctttenipted..io reseap.ej^was %hoi \, and^remains-iucia; _ jopreVkn&uß"-cond^iqn.^2^yaed^a:Stari;
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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 121, 4 April 1891, Page 4
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288An Englishman Experience in Morocco Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 121, 4 April 1891, Page 4
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