Chapter

1 3 |    unrivalled activity, and, Mohammedan only in name, he himself
2 5 |   Christian Mirdites and the Mohammedan guards knelt together to
3 7 |     fall under the rule of a Mohammedan satrap.... The English immediately
4 7 | strictest observances of the Mohammedan religion. Ali, who had established
5 9 |     these adjurations. Ali's Mohammedan Skipetars averted their
6 10|     customs, and allowed his Mohammedan soldiers to visit the enemy'
7 10|     the feast of Bairam, the Mohammedan Easter, intended to repair
8 10|  passionately in love with a Mohammedan girl named Nekibi, who returned
9 11|    prepared according to the Mohammedan ritual, was deposited in