...win the bliss to share with him, Those glories of celestial youth, That time can never taint or dim.* Thus in the ever-closed Hareem, As in the open Western...life, to sweeten death, And all for others to endure. Home of the East ! thy threshold's edge Checks the wild foot that knows no fear, Yet shrinks, as if...

...win the bliss to share with him, Those glories of celestial youth, That time can never taint or dim.* Thus in the ever-closed Hareem, As in the open Western...life, to sweeten death, And all for others to endure. Home of the East! thy threshold's edge Checks the wild foot that knows no fear, Yet shrinks, as if...

...overwhelmed by Christians after they have satisfied their curiosity. CHAPTER X. WOMAN — THE HAKEEM. Thus in the ever-closed hareem, As in the open Western...life, to sweeten death, And all for others to endure. RM ON entering a strange country, its women are the first objects of interest to the moralist as well...

...win the bliss to share with him Those glories of celestial youth That time can never taint or dim. " Thus in the ever-closed Hareem, " As in the open Western...life, to sweeten death, And all for others to endure. " Home of the East, thy threshold's edge Checks the wild foot that knows no fear, Yet shrinks as if...

...thick lips, and projecting jaws. CHAPTER VI. WOMAN — THE HAREEM. Thus in the ever-closed bareem, As in the open Western home, Sheds womanhood her starry...life, to sweeten death, And all for others to endure. RM MILNES. On entering a strange country, its women are the first objects of interest, to the moralist...

...with him Those glories of celestial youth That time can never .taunt nor dim. Thus is the ever closed hareem, As in the open western home, Sheds womanhood...varying faith, Thus trace we still her mission sure, Togjighten life, to sweeten death, And all for others to endure. Then let the moralist, who best Honours...

...philosophers and moralists of the East, and' that the hareem and polygamy in general, are without defense, viewed morally. Viewed picturesquely under palms,...endure." Every toad carries a diamond in its head, says Hope and the Ideal. But in any known toad was it ever found ? retorted the Howadji, cutting adrift...

...limpid lines of Mr. Milnes, who holds strongly to the high human and refining influence of the hareeni. Does Young England wish to engraft polygamy among...endure." Every toad carries a diamond in its head, says Hope and the Ideal. But in any known toad was it ever found ? retorted the Howadji cutting adrift...

...CHAPTER VI. WOMAN— THE HAREEM. Thus in the ever-closed hareem, As in the open Western home, Sheda womanhood her starry gleam Over our being's busy foam....life, to sweeten death, And. all for others to endure. RM MILNES. On entering a strange country, its women are the first objects of interest, to the moralist...

...win the bliss to share with him Those glories of celestial youth, That time can never taint or dim.* Thus in the ever-closed Hareem, As in the open Western...life, to sweeten death, And all for others to endure. * It is supposed to be left to the will of the husband to decide whether his wife should be united...