| 单词 | pacha |
| 例句 | Mr. Hood invites him, when he visits Iraq again, to sit down together to eat pacha — a typical Iraqi dish of stuffed sheep intestines. In Iraq, Going Viral Can Bring Fame, and the Threat of Violence 2021-07-26T04:00:00Z “Pour at least half of that into the pacha.” Review: Iraqi specialties for breakfast, lunch and dinner at Glendale’s Akkad 2019-04-18T04:00:00Z Hence the term a pacha of two tails or three. Flags: Some Account of their History and Uses. 2012-03-23T02:00:32.397Z Fifty years ago Turkish pachas were ruling over Greece, and grinding the Christian population into the dust. From the Lakes of Killarney to the Golden Horn 2012-02-15T03:00:25.610Z The Journal gives every observable detail of the somewhat squalid m�nage, from the pacha's lilac trousers down to the dress of his son and heir, a singularly dirty baby. Julia Ward Howe 1819-1910 2012-01-24T03:00:23.377Z Of these, one was the wife of the bey who accompanied the pacha. From the Oak to the Olive A Plain record of a Pleasant Journey 2011-11-26T03:00:12.337Z The Turkish pacha at most, has shorn his subjects: the Magyar landlord has fairly plucked his, but the Szent-Endre council flay their victims of hide and hair alike. The Strange Story of Rab R?by 2011-07-17T02:00:30.943Z He afterwards went to St. Jean d'Acre, with the object of settling with the pacha a treaty of commerce, and found him pacifically inclined. The International Monthly, Volume 4, No. 2, September, 1851 2011-06-14T02:00:20.590Z Zaga was enthusiastically received by his compatriots, whilst the Turkish pacha, or governor of the city, treated him with every respect, and for several days even lodged him in his own palace. Claimants to Royalty 2011-03-31T02:00:20.557Z At Corf� a Turkish pacha came on board with his harem, to our lively interest. Julia Ward Howe 1819-1910 2012-01-24T03:00:23.377Z A tall member of the pacha's suite came into our little round house, dressed principally in a short, quilted sack of bright red calico. From the Oak to the Olive A Plain record of a Pleasant Journey 2011-11-26T03:00:12.337Z The "Dignitaries of the Sword" are the viceregal and provincial governors, styled pachas and beys. The Galaxy Vol. XXIII?March, 1877.?No. 3 2011-01-31T03:00:16.193Z He could not believe that any treasure would be worth so much as the head of the pacha. History of The Reign of Philip The Second King of Spain Volume The Third and Biographical & Critical Miscellanies This, however, was refused, the Catholics fearing that the pacha might take umbrage at so important a conversion, and make use of it to instigate a persecution against them. Claimants to Royalty 2011-03-31T02:00:20.557Z The pacha looked indolent and good-natured, and sent coffee to her before she disembarked at Syra. Julia Ward Howe 1819-1910 2012-01-24T03:00:23.377Z The pacha signified that he had given the mother of his daughter to one of his men, and that the second little girl was born of this connection. From the Oak to the Olive A Plain record of a Pleasant Journey 2011-11-26T03:00:12.337Z The manifold extortions of the local pachas keep one part or another of the empire, not only in Europe, but in Asia, in a state of perpetual insurrection, of which little is ever heard abroad. The Galaxy Vol. XXIII?March, 1877.?No. 3 2011-01-31T03:00:16.193Z Even so, their heavy guns did considerable damage to several of the nearest vessels, and created some confusion in the pacha's line of battle. History of The Reign of Philip The Second King of Spain Volume The Third and Biographical & Critical Miscellanies The sense of supreme self-importance is capitally illustrated in the saying, "They came to shoe the pacha's horses, and the beetle stretched out his leg." Proverb Lore Many sayings, wise or otherwise, on many subjects, gleaned from many sources The elderly men sat mostly with two women, some with three, and lay back smiling like courted pachas. A Bed of Roses I shook hands with the pacha, not unmindful of the miseries of Crete. From the Oak to the Olive A Plain record of a Pleasant Journey 2011-11-26T03:00:12.337Z The next few months she passed at Damascus, protected by the Turkish pacha, to whom the Porte had highly recommended her. Lives of Celebrated Women The pacha opened at once on his enemy a terrible fire of cannon and musketry. History of The Reign of Philip The Second King of Spain Volume The Third and Biographical & Critical Miscellanies This officer is, at the same time, the local head of the Mussulman religion; so that his countrymen consider him, in this foreign land, at once their pacha and their mufti. Travels in Tartary, Thibet, and China During the years 1844-5-6 Volume 2 The bloody pacha armed them anew, and placed them in his foremost ranks, again to pour a shower of bullets upon the little band headed by Napoleon. Harper's New Monthly Magazine, February, 1852 Five ladies of the pacha's family at once intrenched themselves in one of the small cabins below, where, with five children, they continued for the remainder of the voyage, without exercise or ventilation. From the Oak to the Olive A Plain record of a Pleasant Journey 2011-11-26T03:00:12.337Z But Mohammed told us that this can only be seen on fine nights when the pacha and his household are assembled here; and that no Christian is admitted. What We Saw in Egypt He brought back with him from Egypt something besides his Mameluke Guard: that clever trick the pachas have of providing a favorite with an ex-sultana. Tom Burke Of "Ours", Volume II And he salutes the Caucasian mountains as the immense screen which may hide him from the eyes of the Russian pachas. Contemporary Russian Novelists The assailants gained the summit of the heap of stones into which the wall had been battered, and even forced their way into the garden of the pacha. Harper's New Monthly Magazine, February, 1852 We met the pacha at meals, interchanging mute salutations. From the Oak to the Olive A Plain record of a Pleasant Journey 2011-11-26T03:00:12.337Z But Emir Bey would never trust the pacha again. What We Saw in Egypt The pacha locked himself up in the fortress, and the troops did not attempt to interfere. Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Vol. 2, No. 8, January, 1851 Such a satrap would have borne about the same relation to the great king as the modern pacha does to the grand seignior. History of the Intellectual Development of Europe, Volume I (of 2) Revised Edition In later times, it was the scene of the skirmishes between the parties of hostile hordes of Arabs and Turkish pachas. Christology of the Old Testament: And a Commentary on the Messianic Predictions, Vol. 1 It was from the pacha that I learned that Haspir and Ali were slaves. From the Oak to the Olive A Plain record of a Pleasant Journey 2011-11-26T03:00:12.337Z We went through a small garden up a staircase, and then, on the upper floor, came to the pacha's apartments; these were very handsomely furnished. What We Saw in Egypt We treat him like a pacha, or a sultan, who is capable of being exasperated and appeased. Ancient and Modern Celebrated Freethinkers Reprinted From an English Work, Entitled "Half-Hours With The Freethinkers." He encountered the united force of two Turkish pachas on the plains of Hamadan, overthrew them, and made himself master, not only of the city, but of all the country in its vicinity. The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 13 Some nouns adjective are declined with three terminations—as a pacha of three tails would be, if 30 he were to make a proposal to an English heiress—as bonus, good—tener, tender. The Comic Latin Grammar A new and facetious introduction to the Latin tongue When I came on deck, soon after five A. M., the pacha sent me coffee in a little cup with a silver stand. From the Oak to the Olive A Plain record of a Pleasant Journey 2011-11-26T03:00:12.337Z The villages of Beni-Hassan were destroyed by order of the pacha some years ago, because the people were such great thieves. What We Saw in Egypt A rich merchant, however, Boo-Bucker-Boo-Khaloum by name, a great friend of the pacha, gave the explorers a hint that if he received certain presents he would smooth away all difficulties. Celebrated Travels and Travellers Part III. The Great Explorers of the Nineteenth Century The Porte, however, was not unmindful of its preservation; and, in the beginning of August, the pacha appeared on the mountains surrounding the town, with an army of near two hundred thousand men. Great Men and Famous Women. Vol. 2 A series of pen and pencil sketches of the lives of more than 200 of the most prominent personages in History A Turkish title of honour and command; more properly pacha. The Sailor's Word-Book An Alphabetical Digest of Nautical Terms, including Some More Especially Military and Scientific, but Useful to Seamen; as well as Archaisms of Early Voyagers, etc. The pacha and his officers had state-rooms in the saloon; the other men were in the third cabin. From the Oak to the Olive A Plain record of a Pleasant Journey 2011-11-26T03:00:12.337Z The pacha's rooms are very comfortably furnished, with carpets, divans, and every sort of luxury. What We Saw in Egypt On Boo-Khaloum's hesitating to reply, the sultan turned away his head, with the words, "So the pacha numbers infidels amongst his friends!" Celebrated Travels and Travellers Part III. The Great Explorers of the Nineteenth Century Now and then both bluejackets and marines landed, and, much to their satisfaction, stormed the old pacha’s strongholds, and literally fulfilled Charley Napier’s promise of pulling the stones about the ears of his governors. The Three Midshipmen Louis and Miss Blanche were the next, though the commander had proposed that Louis should come next to him and his mother; but Louis rebelled, and insisted that he should follow the pacha. Four Young Explorers or, Sight-Seeing in the Tropics When these things had been accomplished, our captain sent word to the pacha that he was ready to depart. From the Oak to the Olive A Plain record of a Pleasant Journey 2011-11-26T03:00:12.337Z After leaving the palace we went to see a garden belonging to the pacha. What We Saw in Egypt The English presented the letters of the pacha, and when the sheikh had read them, he asked Denham what had brought him and his companions to Bornou. Celebrated Travels and Travellers Part III. The Great Explorers of the Nineteenth Century The sturdy old pacha, however, backed by France, resolved to hold out. The Three Midshipmen But he was very cordial to all of them, speaking in his broken English, except to the pacha and Louis. Four Young Explorers or, Sight-Seeing in the Tropics This was indeed the youngest member, save one, of the pacha's family—the true baby being the infant secluded down stairs, whose frequent cries appealed in vain for change of air and of scene. From the Oak to the Olive A Plain record of a Pleasant Journey 2011-11-26T03:00:12.337Z We then returned to the hotel for lunch, and in the afternoon went to Shoubra to see the pacha's country palace. What We Saw in Egypt At length an Arab dervish appeared with a letter to the pacha, proposing a cessation of arms for the purpose of burying the dead bodies, which in vast numbers were piled up under the ramparts. How Britannia Came to Rule the Waves Updated to 1900 Being sent to Egypt, he deposed the ruler of that province, and became pacha in his stead. The Three Midshipmen Those of the gentlemen who could speak French were requested by Mr. Frôler to attend the resident ladies; and the most distinguished was placed in charge of the pacha. Four Young Explorers or, Sight-Seeing in the Tropics It is hard to believe that the kindred of Turk and Magyar was thought of when a Turkish pacha ruled at Buda. Harvard Classics Volume 28 Essays English and American In the evening we read the following story of the massacre of the Mamelukes to Hugh and Lucy:- The Mamelukes had long given a great deal of trouble to the pachas of Egypt. What We Saw in Egypt A few days afterwards the Nicholas arrived, when the prisoners were carried to the pacha, who, having chosen one of them for himself, the rest were afterwards sent to the market to be sold. How Britannia Came to Rule the Waves Updated to 1900 The pacha showed that he was as brave as he was courteous, for in spite of all the cannonading he would not give in. The Three Midshipmen "I like the idea, Captain, if there is a decent hotel here," replied the pacha. Four Young Explorers or, Sight-Seeing in the Tropics I was off Smyrna, cruising for a French ship, that was to sail to France, with a pacha on board, as an ambassador. Peter Simple At this moment a volley was fired upon them by the pacha's troops, and the gates of the citadel were all shut, so that there was no possibility of escape. What We Saw in Egypt Mahomet Ali, who, from a common soldier, had raised himself to a high command in the Turkish army, having been sent to Egypt, had deposed the pacha of that province and slipped into his shoes. How Britannia Came to Rule the Waves Updated to 1900 It occurred to him, that a course might be pursued to gratify the pacha’s wishes, without proceeding to such violent measures. The Pacha of Many Tales Louis Belgrave was then presented, followed by General Noury and his wife; and the pacha then took His excellency to every member of the party, and presented each in due form. Four Young Explorers or, Sight-Seeing in the Tropics Everything gave promise of a continuance of fine weather, and so, like two pachas, we sat on the deck, calmly contemplating with philosophic indifference all sublunary affairs. Hurricane Hurry But Emir Bey's wonderful leap became talked of, and the story came to the pacha's ears. What We Saw in Egypt Denham found the greatest relief by rubbing the neck and shoulders with oil, and being shampooed by his servant, Barca’s wife, who, when a slave in the palace of the pacha, had learned the art. Great African Travellers From Mungo Park to Livingstone and Stanley “I promised to forgive, and did forgive, the murder of the black slave; but an aga of janissaries!—Is not that quite another thing?” appealed the pacha to Mustapha. The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha's band was admitted to the grounds, and Mr. Frôler was acting as chief marshal; he notified them when the party began to descend the stairs, and the music commenced then. Four Young Explorers or, Sight-Seeing in the Tropics In the mean time, Gulnare, the favorite concubine of Seyd, murdered the pacha, liberated Conrad, and sailed with him to the corsair’s island home. Character Sketches of Romance, Fiction and the Drama A Revised American Edition of the Reader's Handbook, Vol. 3 Orders were given that the person who had sheltered Emir should deliver him up to the pacha; but the officer resolved that he would not give him up. What We Saw in Egypt Finding this, Major Denham determined to return to Tripoli, to represent to the pacha that something besides mere promises must be given. Great African Travellers From Mungo Park to Livingstone and Stanley The slave was ordered into the pacha’s presence. The Pacha of Many Tales "One description of the city that I have read makes it forty miles, another twenty-six, and three others make it twenty miles," added the pacha; "and I suppose the last is the right distance." Four Young Explorers or, Sight-Seeing in the Tropics You fancy that there is a lackey who is called Rouher, a valet who is called Troplong, a eunuch who is called Baroche, and a sultan, a pacha, a master who is called Louis Bonaparte! Napoleon the Little It is a participial adjective from pacha, place, especially the world, and camac, present participle of camani, I animate, from which also comes camakenc, the soul, and means animating the world. The Myths of the New World A Treatise on the Symbolism and Mythology of the Red Race of America After he had received the letter from the pacha, he enquired what was their object in coming. Great African Travellers From Mungo Park to Livingstone and Stanley “May they and their fathers’ graves be eternally defiled,” cried the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales The princess was placed next to the Frenchman, with the pacha next. Four Young Explorers or, Sight-Seeing in the Tropics The pacha did give us permission to go down to Retimo to see for ourselves the condition of the families detained there. Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume 22. July, 1878. She sent also a letter asking the pacha to be kind to the young English slave and give him a chance of learning Turkish and the principles of the Koran. Days of the Discoverers On this, Boo-Khaloum again lost patience, and swore by the pacha’s head that he would return to his tents, if he was not immediately admitted. Great African Travellers From Mungo Park to Livingstone and Stanley Every one acquainted with the manners and customs of the East must be aware that there is no situation of eminence more unstable, or more dangerous to its possessor, than that of a pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales The rajah wore his Indian suit, made of the costliest materials and the most brilliant colors, and rubies and diamonds sparkled upon him, as on the pacha. Four Young Explorers or, Sight-Seeing in the Tropics An official reception and visit by the pacha had of course been accomplished, both parties seeming to be about equally bored by the ceremony, and Smyrna seemed, for us, to be pretty well "played out." Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume 22. July, 1878. "Spare thyself that trouble," answered the proud pacha, "my master knows me better than thou." The History of Napoleon Buonaparte He now got the pacha to put his seal on the necessary document, the only way in which a Christian can give freedom to a slave in a Mahommedan country. Great African Travellers From Mungo Park to Livingstone and Stanley God forbid! the case is clear,” replied the pacha, “why, if every body were to go to Mecca what then, Mustapha?” The Pacha of Many Tales The commander made the circuit with Madame Larousse, and the pacha offered his services to conduct Mademoiselle Larousse. Four Young Explorers or, Sight-Seeing in the Tropics The Russian frigate General Admiral had taken one load of them to Greece, but the pacha in command, Mustapha Kiritli, positively refused to allow us or the Russians to take any more. Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume 22. July, 1878. In the year 1833, Constantinople was imperiled by the armies of Mohammed Ali, the energetic pacha of Egypt. The Empire of Russia So saying, the pacha broke his pipe, and threw the fragments into the middle of the room. Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 55, No. 341, March, 1844 “I think that story should be written down,” observed the pacha, after a pause of a few moments. The Pacha of Many Tales The governor divided his attentions between Mrs. Noury and Miss Blanche; and the pacha was not at all disturbed by his old Mohammedan notions about wives. Four Young Explorers or, Sight-Seeing in the Tropics As a war-measure the refusal of the pacha was right, for the possession of the women and children gave the Turks a certain hold upon the Cretans who were bushwhacking in the mountains. Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume 22. July, 1878. "Although unnecessary for me, I thought it might be requisite for a vizier," observed the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha laid his hand on his dagger. Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 55, No. 341, March, 1844 “Excellently well, Mustapha,” replied the pacha, lifting the pitcher to his mouth for a minute, and then passing it to Mustapha. The Pacha of Many Tales The band played during the breakfast, having been sent for by the pacha. Four Young Explorers or, Sight-Seeing in the Tropics In another minute an attendant summoned him to the presence of the pacha, and there he heard the news just received, of the wild outbreak of the Uzcoques. Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 55, No. 342, April, 1844 "Very true, Mustapha," observed the pacha, "then we will have no writing." The Pacha of Many Tales Mr. Waddington and Mr. Hanbury, taking advantage of an expedition sent into Ethiopia by the pacha of Egypt, examined this river four hundred miles beyond the place to which Burckhardt advanced. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels - Volume 18 Historical Sketch of the Progress of Discovery, Navigation, and Commerce, from the Earliest Records to the Beginning of the Nineteenth Century, By William Stevenson “Then we must be content with Indian-ink,” replied the pacha, lifting the pitcher to his mouth, and emptying it. The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha, the rajah, and the princess were clothed in their elegant robes; and they evidently made a profound impression. Four Young Explorers or, Sight-Seeing in the Tropics Upon a divan in the splendid armoury of the pacha's palace at Bosnia-Serai, the young Turk Ibrahim was seated in deep thought, the day after his return home. Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 55, No. 342, April, 1844 "I promised to forgive, and did forgive, the murder of the black slave; but an aga of janissaries!—Is not that quite another thing?" appealed the pacha to Mustapha. The Pacha of Many Tales The American traveller accompanied the expedition of the pacha of Egypt as far as Sennaar. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels - Volume 18 Historical Sketch of the Progress of Discovery, Navigation, and Commerce, from the Earliest Records to the Beginning of the Nineteenth Century, By William Stevenson “Commenced the history of your life?” interrupted the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales He then said, this was proudly spoken; and, as formerly, desired I would write, commanding all my people to come ashore, and surrender themselves and ships to the pacha, to which I answered as formerly. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 08 The pacha made us wait here twenty days for a sabandar of his. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 09 Arranged in Systematic Order: Forming a Complete History of the Origin and Progress of Navigation, Discovery, and Commerce, by Sea and Land, from the Earliest Ages to the Present Time Drown an aga, indeed!" continued the pacha, rising, "but it certainly was a very curious story. The Pacha of Many Tales The power of the empire is fallen into anarchy, and as the principle which belongs to the head belongs also to the parts, there are as many despots as there are pachas, beys, and viziers. The Great Speeches and Orations of Daniel Webster With an Essay on Daniel Webster as a Master of English Style “Mustapha,” said the pacha the next day, when they had closed the hall of audience, “have you the other Giaour in readiness?” The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha then dismissed me, desiring me to go to the lodging that was appointed for me, taking four or five of my people with me at my choice. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 08 We asked what security he would give us besides his word, when he said we should have his phirmaun under his chop, or seal, and would procure us the same from the pacha. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 09 Arranged in Systematic Order: Forming a Complete History of the Origin and Progress of Navigation, Discovery, and Commerce, by Sea and Land, from the Earliest Ages to the Present Time Mustapha," replied the pacha, taking his pipe out of his mouth, "by the beard of the holy prophet, your words are those of wisdom. The Pacha of Many Tales As we were not to travel far to-day, we did not set out until ten o’clock, when we started in company of several Franks who were in the pacha’s service. A Visit to the Holy Land, Egypt, and Italy Allah acbar! who shall presume not to follow the steps of the pacha?” The Pacha of Many Tales He wrote a letter in our behalf to the pacha, blaming him for using us so ill, and saying he would destroy the trade of the country by such conduct. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 08 Taking leave of the governor, who gave him letters for the pacha, he departed from Mokha about six in the evening of the 23d June, the nights being the accustomed time of travelling. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 09 Arranged in Systematic Order: Forming a Complete History of the Origin and Progress of Navigation, Discovery, and Commerce, by Sea and Land, from the Earliest Ages to the Present Time "Mustapha," observed the pacha, "thou knowest that I have taken off the heads of all those who left their slippers at the door of the late pacha." The Pacha of Many Tales Handsome country-houses with gardens skirt the sides of the canal; the finest of these belongs to a pacha, the son-in-law of Mehemet Ali. A Visit to the Holy Land, Egypt, and Italy “At all events it would be the last,” rejoined the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales After breakfast, he took us to the pacha to take leave. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 08 He was there kindly received and entertained by the xeriffe and the pacha's chief treasurer, who were both deputed to give him welcome in the name of the pacha. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 09 Arranged in Systematic Order: Forming a Complete History of the Origin and Progress of Navigation, Discovery, and Commerce, by Sea and Land, from the Earliest Ages to the Present Time It occurred to him, that a course might be pursued to gratify the pacha's wishes, without proceeding to such violent measures. The Pacha of Many Tales Arrival at Nazareth—Franciscan convent—Tabarith—Mount Tabor—Lake of Gennesareth—Baths—Mount Carmel—Grotto of the prophet Elijah—Acre—The pacha’s harem—Oriental women—Their listlessness and ignorance—Sur or Tyre. A Visit to the Holy Land, Egypt, and Italy “Mustapha,” observed the pacha, “thou knowest that I have taken off the heads of all those who left their slippers at the door of the late pacha.” The Pacha of Many Tales He sent a supply of bread for me and my people on the journey, and gave me letters for the kiahya of the pacha. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 08 The phrase pachas ek, as I have stated, means simply "about fifty," i.e., it may be one year more or less. Bagh O Bahar, or Tales of the Four Darweshes "Very true," replied the pacha, delighted at the prospect, "prepare two disguises, and we will set off in less than an hour—Inshallah, please the Lord, we have at last hit upon the right path." The Pacha of Many Tales The residence of the pacha, situated outside the gardens, has a more inviting appearance. A Visit to the Holy Land, Egypt, and Italy “Although unnecessary for me, I thought it might be requisite for a vizier,” observed the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales The 17th, Mr Fowler and eighteen more of the company of the Pepper-corn arrived at Zenan from Aden, and were carried before the pacha, who asked them the same question he had done me. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 08 Among his patients were pachas, princes, and premiers. Nancy For some time the pacha and Mustapha walked up one street and down another, without meeting with anything or any body that could administer to their wishes. The Pacha of Many Tales One of these women, who was rather elderly, appeared to be the pacha’s chief wife, for all the rest pointed to her. A Visit to the Holy Land, Egypt, and Italy “Very true, Mustapha,” observed the pacha, “then we will have no writing.” The Pacha of Many Tales The 3d, the aga requested peace for twelve days, till the pacha were informed of my demands. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 08 Jerusalem now-a-days rings with many a cry of distress caused by the unjust means used by the pacha to increase his stipend by putting fresh burdens on the people. The King's Cup-Bearer Every one acquainted with the manners and customs of the East must be aware, that there is no situation of eminence more unstable, or more dangerous to its possessor, than that of a pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha added, that it was not in his power to furnish so large an escort as would be required to render this journey safe, by enabling the travellers to resist all aggressions. A Visit to the Holy Land, Egypt, and Italy “Stop,” cried the pacha, taking the pipe from his lips; “how long before the break of day did that girl call her sister?” The Pacha of Many Tales His influence prevailed much; as when the pacha sent for us, it was his intention to have put me to death, and to make slaves of all the rest. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 08 The young ladies called him handsome and romantic, but he looked at them like a many- tailed pacha who was in the habit of ordering his wives by the dozen. The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 06, No. 33, July, 1860 "Will you do as I order you?" said the pacha, angrily. The Pacha of Many Tales Our procession presented quite a splendid appearance; for the pacha had sent a guard of honour to escort the Count to Balbeck, to testify his respect for a relation of Prince M---. A Visit to the Holy Land, Egypt, and Italy “You can write, Mustapha,” observed the pacha, after a short silence. The Pacha of Many Tales Their only allowance from the pacha was brown bread and water, and they had all died of hunger if I had not relieved them. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 08 A Roman præfect was seated on the splendid throne of the Ptolemies; and the iron sceptre of the Mamelukes is now in the hands of a Turkish pacha. History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire — Volume 1 "At all events it would be the last," rejoined the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales Scarcely had I established myself in my room, before a very polite lady entered, who introduced herself to me as the wife of a surgeon in the service of the pacha here. A Visit to the Holy Land, Egypt, and Italy “Very true,” replied the pacha, delighted at the prospect, “prepare two disguises, and we will set off in less than an hour—Inshallah, please the Lord, we have at last hit upon the right path.” The Pacha of Many Tales He told me I was to accompany him to the pacha, and advised me to sooth him with fair words. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 08 The pacha who now rules in Egypt found the population of that country composed of men exceedingly ignorant and equal, and he has borrowed the science and ability of Europe to govern that people. Democracy in America — Volume 2 "Stop," cried the pacha, taking the pipe from his lips; "how long before the break of day did that girl call her sister?" The Pacha of Many Tales He therefore applied to the pacha for a sufficient escort for his excursion. A Visit to the Holy Land, Egypt, and Italy “Well, then, his highness the pacha delights in such stories; and it is my wish that you prepare to recount your own voyages, as Sindbad has done before you.” The Pacha of Many Tales The carpenters, however, were detained at Mokha, where they wrought in chains on our pinnace for the pacha; likewise several wounded men, who were unable for the journey, remained still in chains at Mokha. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 08 The army entered Moscow under triumphal arches, on which were represented Hercules trampling a pacha and two Turks under foot, and Mars throwing to the earth a mirza and two Tartars. The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 12 I should like to know what that fellow means by distilling people," observed the pacha, "and also why a Dominican monk should know wine better than others. The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha, nevertheless, laughed very heartily, and told us that he had himself trained the lion to frighten the boys. The Junior Classics — Volume 8 Animal and Nature Stories Prostrating himself before the pacha, he then rose, and folding his arms over his breast, awaited his commands in silence. The Pacha of Many Tales I then entreated him to write to Regib aga, to execute all that the pacha had promised me; for, being my mortal enemy, he would otherwise wrong me and my people. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 08 The satraps, like the modern pachas, continually rebelled against the central power, and Egypt in particular was almost always in a state of insurrection against its nominal sovereign. The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 02 (From the Rise of Greece to the Christian Era) Very true, Mustapha," rejoined the pacha; "besides, we might lose the story. The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha called the latter, which came springing and frisking towards him. The Junior Classics — Volume 8 Animal and Nature Stories The pacha nodded his approbation; and the renegade proceeded with his story. The Pacha of Many Tales This advice had nearly prevailed with the pacha, but was counteracted for our good by the kiahya. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 08 But then, perhaps, they could have retreated upon Acre, where it is known that Djezzar, the Turkish pacha, had a great magazine of arms. Theological Essays and Other Papers — Volume 1 "Excellently well, Mustapha," replied the pacha, lifting the pitcher to his mouth for a minute, and then passing it to Mustapha. The Pacha of Many Tales The day after my arrival I went with the consul to visit the pacha, who lived in a large mud palace on the bank of the Blue Nile. The Junior Classics — Volume 8 Animal and Nature Stories “By the beard of the Prophet, that is well said, and very true!” replied the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales When I came within two yards of the pacha, we were commanded to stop. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 08 The satraps, like the modern pachas, continually rebelled against the central power, and Egypt, in particular, was almost always in a state of insurrection against its nominal sovereign. The Fifteen Decisive Battles of the World: from Marathon to Waterloo "Then we must be content with Indian-ink," replied the pacha, lifting the pitcher to his mouth, and emptying it. The Pacha of Many Tales This useful work was constructed according to the will of a former pacha, who bequeathed the sum required, for a public benefit. Cyprus, as I Saw It in 1879 “They are the words of wisdom,” replied the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales At the time when I was taken before the pacha, one of our youths fainted, thinking I was led away to be beheaded, and that his turn would soon follow. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 08 At the moment when the contest seemed doubtful, he assumed command of a cavalry regiment, advanced upon the Turkish pacha, and by his heroic courage kindled all the army afresh. Marie Antoinette and Her Son The slave was ordered into the pacha's presence. The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha is still standing at the window, looking out into the night. Mohammed Ali and His House It is well said!” answered the pacha, rising from his musnud or carpet of state: “the moon is up—when all is ready we will proceed.” The Pacha of Many Tales At this time there came to Zenan a Moor of Cairo, who was an old acquaintance of the pacha, and had lent him large sums at his first coming from Constantinople very poor. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 08 Ali immediately took advantage of this to denounce the pacha as guilty of having alienated the territory of the Sublime Porte, and of a desire to deliver to the infidels all the province of Delvino. Ali Pacha Celebrated Crimes Your highness may recollect that I was seated—" "Yes, in our presence," interrupted the pacha; "such was our condescension to a Giaour. The Pacha of Many Tales "Continue," commanded the pacha, as they both ceased speaking, "continue." Mohammed Ali and His House “By the beard of the Prophet this tires me,” exclaimed the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales On coming now to the pacha, he repeated what he had written and much more, urging him to return me all my goods, and to send me and my people away contented. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 08 Otherwise, how came it about that Kursheed pacha, Viceroy of Egypt—after the departure of the French, the conqueror of the Mamelukes, was only rewarded for these services by being recalled without a reason? Ali Pacha Celebrated Crimes "Perfectly well," replied the pacha, "you left off at the beginning of your story; but I hope you will finish it this evening, as I have already forgotten a great deal of what you said." The Pacha of Many Tales Lamentations have just resounded from the interior of the pacha's harem. Mohammed Ali and His House “I tell you again, Huckaback; I wish to have no more of Cerise,” cried the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales Another rest was sent for me, which they said came from the pacha, and the Nokhada would have me put it on. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 08 But even this defeat did not discourage the fierce pacha. Ali Pacha Celebrated Crimes The pacha nodded his approbation, and the renegade proceeded with his story. The Pacha of Many Tales "Perhaps," replied the pacha, composedly, rising slowly from his cushions to quiet the governor, with haughty condescension. Mohammed Ali and His House The guards seized upon the unfortunate Ali, to put in execution the will of the pacha; and as he was dragged away, Hussan cried out, “I told you so; but you would not believe me.” The Pacha of Many Tales The 2d, came aboard my interpreter at Zenan, Ally Hoskins, with a message from the pacha, desiring me not to take any violent courses here, but to seek justice at Constantinople. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 08 The pachas had great difficulty in collecting tribute, because the people were given to fighting for their bread. Ali Pacha Celebrated Crimes "Be it so," replied the pacha, not in the very best of humours. The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha cast a searching glance at him. Mohammed Ali and His House The next morning the pacha observed to Mustapha, “I have been thinking whether, as we have no story, it would not be as well to let the Greek finish the story of yesterday evening.” The Pacha of Many Tales He acquainted the pacha with my request, who sent me one of his cast swords. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 08 The pacha despised the human race as much as he hated it. Ali Pacha Celebrated Crimes "Let him approach, then, Mustapha," said the pacha joyfully, and the renegade immediately made his appearance. The Pacha of Many Tales Osman rose from his seat, and the pale, weak youth stood there with so solemn an expression that the tschorbadji and the pacha involuntarily arose from their cushions. Mohammed Ali and His House “True, O pacha,” replied Mustapha, “better is hard fare than no food—if we cannot indulge in the pillau, we must content ourselves with boiled rice.” The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha and some other principal men dwell within the castle. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 08 She departed calling down blessings on the pacha, who assured her a pension of fifteen hundred francs for the rest of her days. Ali Pacha Celebrated Crimes I recollect you did," interrupted the pacha, "but I tell you again, as I told you before, that I want to know nothing about her. The Pacha of Many Tales "I sincerely hope he may," said the pacha, quietly. Mohammed Ali and His House “Pray what is the meaning of an armed neutrality?” demanded the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales I doubt not but there will be good performance made with me by the Turks, in that my agreement was made with the pacha and not with Regib aga. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 08 "Ha! here's the friend of Ali pacha!" he exclaimed in a flippant way. A Start in Life "Anna Senna! curses on your mother!" cried the pacha, in an angry tone. The Pacha of Many Tales The governor informed Mohammed and his son of what the pacha had written. Mohammed Ali and His House I never heard of people talking to ships before, and I don’t understand it,” observed the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales I asked the name of the pacha, and whether he was a good man. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 08 My position was the more perilous because that very admiral happened to be Chosrew pacha. A Start in Life Very true," rejoined the pacha; "I remember now. The Pacha of Many Tales The Mameluke beys esteem themselves happy in having been invited by the capitan pacha to take part in this glorious festival. Mohammed Ali and His House “That was a very nice girl, by your description,” interrupted the pacha: “pray what might you pay for such a girl in your country?” The Pacha of Many Tales They answered his name was Jaffer Pacha; that the former pacha was a very bad man, this rather better, but all the Turks were bad. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 08 Yes, monsieur; first to Egypt, then to Greece, where I served under Ali, pacha of Janina, with whom I had a terrible quarrel. A Start in Life "Who are you, and why do you call upon Heaven for happy times?" inquired the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales Suddenly the curtain that covers the doorway is noiselessly withdrawn, and a slave announces that a messenger from the capitan pacha, accompanied by a bim bashi, stands in the antechamber, awaiting his pleasure. Mohammed Ali and His House I said so; ‘Ali,’ says I—” “Go on with your story,” repeated the pacha angrily. The Pacha of Many Tales I delivered his majesty's letter for the pacha, and a present, which I requested might be sent up to the pacha with all speed. A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 08 The old wretch had millions, and was hideous with the loss of an ear some pacha had cut off, and the want of an eye left I don't know where. A Start in Life Well," said the pacha, rising, "there was too much love and too little sea in it; but, I suppose, if you had left the first out it would not have been so long. The Pacha of Many Tales "The capitan pacha, who has ever been faithful in your service, wishes to give you a final proof of his friendship." Mohammed Ali and His House “I dare say you are very right,” answered the pacha, “but I don’t understand a word you have said.” The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha then, with a frowning and angry countenance, demanded of what country I was, and what brought me into these parts? A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 08 Indeed, if it hadn't been for Monsieur de Riviere, our ambassador, who was there, they'd have taken me for an accomplice of Ali pacha. A Start in Life Well then," replied the pacha, "I wish you would begin at the end of your story, and finish with the beginning. The Pacha of Many Tales The young general divines Cousrouf's thoughts, but the pacha does not divine Mohammed's. Mohammed Ali and His House “I cannot, positively, understand a word of all this!” exclaimed the pacha, with irritation; “can you, Mustapha?” The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha, who had purchased the government of his province, farmed it out to others, who exercised every extortion. The Ruins, or, Meditation on the Revolutions of Empires and the Law of Nature "Well, now, tell us why you left your friend the pacha," said Pere Leger, addressing Georges. A Start in Life The next morning the pacha observed to Mustapha, "I have been thinking whether, as we have no story, it would not be as well to let the Greek finish the story of yesterday evening." The Pacha of Many Tales "Is that all?" asked the pacha, with an air of indifference. Mohammed Ali and His House “Did you never see him again?” inquired the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales If driven to extremity by tyranny and outrage, the villages have revolted, the pacha rejoices. The Ruins, or, Meditation on the Revolutions of Empires and the Law of Nature What! you don't recognize Colonel Georges, the friend of Ali pacha? A Start in Life "True, O pacha," replied Mustapha, "better is hard fare than no food—if we cannot indulge in the pillau, we must content ourselves with boiled rice." The Pacha of Many Tales I told you before that I had spies who watched both you and the pacha. Mohammed Ali and His House “You observe,” said Mustapha, when the pacha had retired, “my advice was good.” The Pacha of Many Tales Sometimes the pachas declare war against each other, and for their personal quarrels the provinces of the same state are laid waste. The Ruins, or, Meditation on the Revolutions of Empires and the Law of Nature “Very true,” replied the pacha; “but go on.” The Pacha of Many Tales "What was the name of the country?" demanded the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales "I am under obligations to you, tschorbadji," observed the pacha, bowing haughtily. Mohammed Ali and His House “Be it so,” replied the pacha, not in the very best of humours. The Pacha of Many Tales “What did you fall in?” interrupted the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales Your sublime highness must allow that it was a very nice question— “What is your opinion, Mustapha?” demanded the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales The vizier bowed, and the pacha returned to the palace without further adventure. The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha regarded him with a long, gloomy, threatening look, and made no reply. Mohammed Ali and His House “I wish, Huckaback,” observed the pacha, angrily, “that you would go on with your story: you are talking to a dead woman, instead of a live pacha.” The Pacha of Many Tales “I don’t wonder at that,” observed the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales Why Mustapha was a barber, and so was I,” cried the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales Prostrating himself before the pacha, he then rose, and, folding his arms over his breast, awaited his commands in silence. The Pacha of Many Tales "It has long been your wish!" said the capitan pacha, in surprise. Mohammed Ali and His House “Well, well, we’ll suppose all that,” observed the pacha, impatiently: “now go on; you remember you were to set off in the morning.” The Pacha of Many Tales “No, no,” replied the pacha; “something that will interest me.” The Pacha of Many Tales “May your sublime shadow never be less,” replied Huckaback, as he salaamed out of the pacha’s presence. The Pacha of Many Tales No, he buys it ready made," replied the pacha; "and I must say I wish you had done the same: for, with all this love making, you get on but slowly with your story. The Pacha of Many Tales "I hope it may," said the pacha, softly, as he proudly inclined his head. Mohammed Ali and His House Moreover— “Never mind your reasons,” observed the pacha, “you headed him up in the cask—Go on.” The Pacha of Many Tales “But how was it possible for Acota to find out that the princess had a nettle blossom in her bosom?” interrupted the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales “Mustapha, let Menouni know what it is to tell a story to a pacha, even though it is rather a long one, and I thought the princess would never have been married.” The Pacha of Many Tales "They are the words of wisdom," replied the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales True, the tschorbadji had attempted to deny this, but the additional expense was nevertheless clearly owing to the pacha's presence in Cavalla. Mohammed Ali and His House For some time the pacha and Mustapha walked up one street and down another, without meeting with any thing or any body that could administer to their wishes. The Pacha of Many Tales “Merciful Allah!” exclaimed the pacha, “why, it must have been Mahomet himself.” The Pacha of Many Tales “I doubt whether we shall ever come to the doubt,” interrupted the pacha impatiently, “or the princess to a husband.” The Pacha of Many Tales "That I will," said the pacha, going up to them: "to-morrow I will hear both your stories, and decide upon the merits of each." The Pacha of Many Tales The ship presents a brilliant spectacle, and it may well be that the pacha is to embark this very evening. Mohammed Ali and His House “What was the name of the country?” demanded the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales “By the beard of the Prophet, it takes a long time to get a husband for this princess of yours, Menouni,” observed the pacha with a yawn. The Pacha of Many Tales The sultan is the Holy Prophet’s vicegerent on earth—and he, guided by the Prophet, invests virtue and wisdom with the kalaats of dignity, in the persons of his pachas.” The Pacha of Many Tales The guards seized upon the unfortunate Ali to put in execution the will of the pacha; and as he was dragged away, Hussan cried out, "I told you so; but you would not believe me." The Pacha of Many Tales The capitan pacha had commanded me to arrest the rebellious Mameluke beys, and bring them on board the admiral's ship, in order that they might be conveyed to Stamboul. Mohammed Ali and His House “Who are you; and why do you call upon Heaven for happy times?” inquired the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales “Let us have the facts, which did not escape thee, friend, and let the mists of doubt be cleared away before the glory of the pacha,” replied Mustapha. The Pacha of Many Tales Slave,” continued the pacha, addressing the Greek who was in attendance, with his arms folded and his eyes cast down to the ground; “coffee and the strong water of the Giaour.” The Pacha of Many Tales "Go on with your story," repeated the pacha angrily. The Pacha of Many Tales "But then it depends on what your heart prompts," said the pacha, casting a long, searching glance at the pale countenance of the young bim bashi. Mohammed Ali and His House “This is all very true, I dare say,” observed the pacha, “but you will oblige me by leaving out all those you knows, which I agree with your comrade Hussan to be very tedious.” The Pacha of Many Tales “Menouni, it is the pleasure of the pacha that you proceed.” The Pacha of Many Tales “No, by our beard,” rejoined the pacha; “it is for you to tell your story and for me to make remarks when it is over.” The Pacha of Many Tales Holy Allah!" exclaimed the pacha, yawning; "is this the bulbul singing to the rose?—What is it all about, Mustapha? or what is it written for, but to send one asleep? The Pacha of Many Tales How little the viceroy of to-day resembles the exiled pacha of the past, during his weary sojourn in Cavalla, with nothing to enliven him but his little struggle with the boy Mohammed and his harem! Mohammed Ali and His House Now my father, you know, not being inclined to pay any attention to such an old woman, replied, you know—” “Holy Allah!” exclaimed the pacha in a rage to Mustapha, “what does this man deserve?” The Pacha of Many Tales Shall I narrate how the nightingales sang themselves to death—shall I— “No, pray don’t,” interrupted the pacha, “only let us know one thing—was the beautiful Babe-bi-bobu married at last?” The Pacha of Many Tales Depend upon it, thereby hangs a good story; we will have that first—and then,” whispered the pacha, “her head off afterwards.” The Pacha of Many Tales "By the beard of the prophet, that is well said, and very true!" replied the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales The capitan pacha can leave you no better token of his friendship than this young hero, who is entirely devoted to you. Mohammed Ali and His House The pacha held up his finger to Mustapha, as a sign to stop, that he might overhear their discourse. The Pacha of Many Tales “Do you presume to make conditions with his sublime highness the pacha?” exclaimed Mustapha. The Pacha of Many Tales And the old beldame folded her arms, and looked the pacha boldly in the face. The Pacha of Many Tales "Then why did you make such long apostrophes to the dead Cerise, when you observed that the pacha was impatient." The Pacha of Many Tales "I was passionate, and you had excited my wrath," replies the pacha, gently inclining his head. Mohammed Ali and His House Murakhas, you are dismissed,” continued the pacha to the Greek slave, who retired. The Pacha of Many Tales “By the beard of the Prophet!” muttered the pacha; “but never mind.” The Pacha of Many Tales “I have not heard of it,” said the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales "I dare say you are very right," answered the pacha, "but I don't understand a word you have said." The Pacha of Many Tales A house shall be prepared for you," said the pacha; "I will see to this myself. Mohammed Ali and His House “Stop,” said the pacha; “I wish to know, whether you believe that the Virgin, as you call her, did thrust the head of the image into the hole in the bottom of the ship.” The Pacha of Many Tales These Franks are strange people,” observed the pacha to the vizier; “they’ve a tear for every woman.” The Pacha of Many Tales “I wish to Heaven she was,” observed the pacha, impatiently. The Pacha of Many Tales "Aferin, excellent:" exclaimed the pacha; "and when will he be here?" The Pacha of Many Tales The general, incensed at this shameful abuse of confidence, immediately dispatched two of his adjutants to the capitan pacha, to demand an explanation and call him to account for the outrage. Mohammed Ali and His House “Well your highness, you know—” “I don’t know, Ali: how can I know until you tell me,” observed the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha held out much longer than was at first anticipated: indeed, so long as to cause no little degree of anxiety in the capital. The Pacha of Many Tales “By the sword of the Prophet! there is one fact—you were a very great coward,” observed the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales "I am here in obedience to the will of the pacha," replied the man in a most musical voice, as he salaamed low. The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha was, however, not to be found. Mohammed Ali and His House “Then why did you make such long apostrophes to the dead Cerise, when you observed that the pacha was impatient?” The Pacha of Many Tales “Aferin, excellent!” cried the pacha, as soon as this was explained. The Pacha of Many Tales “What may the dish of kangaroos be composed of?” inquired Mustapha, in obedience to the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales God is great!" cried the pacha—"Then it must be so—I have heard that the English are very fond of beef. The Pacha of Many Tales Soon afterward a boat came to shore, and the boulouk bashi, Mohammed Ali, demanded, in the name of the capitan pacha, to be conducted to the presence of the English general. Mohammed Ali and His House “That story’s ended!” observed the pacha in a rage. The Pacha of Many Tales “Let me assist,” said the pacha, and retreated a few paces; he and Mustapha backed against the door with all their force. The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha’s rage was now a little appeased. The Pacha of Many Tales What!" cried the pacha, in a rage, "you drowned a true believer—an aga of janissaries! The Pacha of Many Tales With an air of profound deference and humility, he delivered the message of the capitan pacha, and expressed his own regret of the fearful event that had occurred. Mohammed Ali and His House “Allah karim!—God is merciful!” exclaimed the pacha as soon as the maniac had been carried away. The Pacha of Many Tales They then hoisted her on their shoulders: and marched off with her to the palace, followed by Mustapha and the pacha, the latter quite delighted with his adventure. The Pacha of Many Tales “Sultan’s slippers! and time has been!” cried the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales "May he and his father's grave be eternally defiled!" responded the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales The nucleus of this army that is to be formed consists of the four thousand Albanians sent me by the capitan pacha, and these Albanians count double. Mohammed Ali and His House “That I will,” said the pacha, going up to them: “to-morrow I will hear both your stories, and decide upon the merits of each.” The Pacha of Many Tales The old woman screamed, and then, jumping on the body of the pacha, caught him by the throat, crying, “Thieves! murder!” The Pacha of Many Tales Curses on the devil!” exclaimed the pacha; “but this is pretty treatment for a pacha.” The Pacha of Many Tales "By the beard of the Prophet, wonderful!" exclaimed the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales With a respectful inclination of the head Mohammed withdrew, and, returning to his boat, was rapidly conveyed on board the admiral's ship, where the capitan pacha awaited him. Mohammed Ali and His House “I’ll see that,” replied the pacha, in a savage tone; and making a sign, the executioner made his appearance. The Pacha of Many Tales “No lie, pacha, no lie!” screamed the old woman in her wrath. The Pacha of Many Tales “It means a great deal, pacha, for it refers to my life—you want the story.” The Pacha of Many Tales They then hoisted her on their shoulders, and marched off with her to the palace, followed by Mustapha and the pacha, the latter quite delighted with his adventure. The Pacha of Many Tales It is well," said the pacha; "let them figure at the grand entrance of the viceroy into Cairo. Mohammed Ali and His House “Well,” observed the pacha, “I never heard of so large a snake before; did you, Mustapha?” The Pacha of Many Tales And why has she a fish’s tail?” inquired the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales I hastened to the pacha’s presence, and laid at his feet the four heads. The Pacha of Many Tales "It means a great deal pacha, for it refers to my life—you want the story." The Pacha of Many Tales This is also murmured by the capitan pacha, who stands on the deck of the admiral's ship, and he orders that the Turkish ships weigh anchor, and sail out of the harbor of Alexandria. Mohammed Ali and His House “Give him ten pieces of gold,” said the pacha, rising from the throne, and waddling behind the curtain. The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha nodded and the old woman proceeded. The Pacha of Many Tales “Knowest thou, vile wretch, that thou hast taken by the throat, and nearly strangled, the Lord of Life—the pacha himself,” said Mustapha. The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha nodded his head to Mustapha, as if convinced; and then said, "You may proceed." The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha also spoke a few kindly words to him, and afterward entered his boat to return to the shore of Aboukir. Mohammed Ali and His House “Pray what is a waterspout?” inquired the pacha; “I never heard of one before.” The Pacha of Many Tales “Mustapha,” said the pacha, “let this old woman be carefully guarded; to-morrow afternoon we will understand the meaning of those strange words, ‘the time has been.’ The Pacha of Many Tales Holy Prophet! what a lying old hag!” exclaimed the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales "There is but one God, and Mahomet is his Prophet," said the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales All is in readiness to weigh the anchor and sail as soon as the pacha shall have come on board. Mohammed Ali and His House “And is she really dead now, Huckaback?” inquired the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales “Strike, pacha, strike!” cried the old woman scornfully. The Pacha of Many Tales “By the beard of the pacha, I have no doubts on the subject,” observed Mustapha. The Pacha of Many Tales "Take away these carcases, and proclaim Ali as the new pacha." The Pacha of Many Tales He considered it somewhat presumptuous to advise him, the capitan pacha. Mohammed Ali and His House “By God and his Prophet, these Franks are great fool about women,” observed the pacha to Mustapha. The Pacha of Many Tales The young woman was dismissed to the pacha’s harem, the old woman to curse as much as she pleased, and Hudusi with full permission to doubt any thing but the justice of the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales “May we never have it at all; then shall we escape, O pacha.” The Pacha of Many Tales "Right, good vizier—right—recollect, pacha, what I have said: time has been." The Pacha of Many Tales "I am called Mohammed Ali, son of Ibrahim Aga," replied Mohammed, inclining his head with an expression of such profound reverence that the proud capitan pacha was well pleased, and smiled graciously. Mohammed Ali and His House “God is great!” said the pacha, taking the bottle from his mouth, after a long draught, and handing it to his vizier. The Pacha of Many Tales “Well, it may be all true,” observed the pacha, looking at the wrinkled and hideous object before him. The Pacha of Many Tales Right, good vizier—right—recollect, pacha, what I have said. The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha nodded, and the old woman proceeded. The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha looked at him keenly, and said in a low voice, "One can see that you are a novice." Mohammed Ali and His House Praise be to God!” exclaimed the pacha, as the divan closed. The Pacha of Many Tales He had often mentioned to me the distinguished services of a young seraskier, whom he had lately appointed capitar pacha, to combat in the north against a barbarous nation called Sclavonians, or Russians. The Pacha of Many Tales Yes, I may proceed; but I tell you pacha, that if you doubt what I say once more, I will return your twenty pieces of gold, and hold my tongue. The Pacha of Many Tales "Let me assist," said the pacha, and retreated a few paces; he and Mustapha backed against the door with all their force. The Pacha of Many Tales "Then you will achieve success in Egypt," said the pacha. Mohammed Ali and His House “Let him approach, then, Mustapha,” said the pacha joyfully; and the renegade immediately made his appearance. The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha appeared to be in high good humour, and so was the vizier. The Pacha of Many Tales “We must drive away the mists of suspense by the sunbeams of hope,” replied the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha's rage was now a little appeased. The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha bows a kindly greeting in every direction, and then casts a glance toward the horizon, where, in the purple distance, the pyramids stand out, sharply defined against the sky. Mohammed Ali and His House Huckaback, we will hear your sixth voyage to-morrow”—and the pacha retired behind the screen, and, as usual, went into the apartment of the women. The Pacha of Many Tales “It is here,” replied the vizier, drinking off his coffee; while the pacha watched him from the corner of his small grey eye. The Pacha of Many Tales In the name of the Most High, O officer, whom seekest thou?” exclaimed the pacha with emotion. The Pacha of Many Tales Mustapha," said the pacha, "let this old woman be carefully guarded; to-morrow afternoon we will understand the meaning of those strange words, 'the time has been.' The Pacha of Many Tales "The capitan pacha has erected a bloody but a great monument to himself," says be, when Hassan has finished his narrative. Mohammed Ali and His House There is but one God, and Mahomet is his Prophet,” observed the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales And the capidji bachi produced a silken bowstring, and at the same time he handed the fatal scroll to the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales “The coffee,” muttered Mustapha, as he heard the pacha’s last words. The Pacha of Many Tales "It must have been a long time ago, then," observed the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales "I count on you," replied the pacha, inclining his head graciously. Mohammed Ali and His House Take my life, O pacha! but doubt not the fidelity of thy slave.” The Pacha of Many Tales “I’m sure I don’t wonder at their being tired,” observed the pacha, yawning, “if they were like you.” The Pacha of Many Tales “Yes, let him go on; wake me when the story is ended,” replied the pacha, laying down his pipe. The Pacha of Many Tales The old woman screamed, and then, jumping on the body of the pacha, caught him by the throat, crying, "Thieves; murder!" The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha followed him with an evil glance. Mohammed Ali and His House “God is great, and the sultan is wise,” replied the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales “What can she mean,” said the pacha to Mustapha, “by the time has been?” The Pacha of Many Tales The old woman’s ears were keen, she had heard the question of Mustapha, and she easily imagined the rest; and she had heard the reply of the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales Fortunately, then," replied Mustapha, "you are not required by the pacha to hold your tongue. The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha now sees a figure coming up the walk. Mohammed Ali and His House “By the holy Prophet, but you seemed fond enough of gold just now,” observed the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales I still beg for my subsistence; and now, pacha, you have my story, and I think you will acknowledge that I may well say that “Time has been.” The Pacha of Many Tales Has she not been a sultana?” observed the pacha, with some appearance of feeling. The Pacha of Many Tales "No lie, pacha, no lie!" screamed the old woman in her wrath. The Pacha of Many Tales "You are right, tschorbadji, a last farewell, I trust," said the pacha, laughing. Mohammed Ali and His House The pacha nodded his head to Mustapha, as if convinced; and then said, “You may proceed.” The Pacha of Many Tales The only danger which could threaten the pacha was from the imperial court at Stamboul, for the troops were devoted to him, and the people of the country had no very serious cause of complaint. The Pacha of Many Tales “There is but one God, and Mahomet is his Prophet,” said the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales My heart is light this evening," said the pacha, laying down his pipe, "let us drink deep of the forbidden juice. The Pacha of Many Tales "You have heard this oath, father, and Allah has heard it, too," said Osman, solemnly rising from his couch and turning the gaze of his large luminous eyes full on the pacha's countenance. Mohammed Ali and His House “Will you do as I order you?” said the pacha angrily. The Pacha of Many Tales “Take away these carcases, and proclaim Ali, as the new pacha.” The Pacha of Many Tales “The sultan, the Lord of Life, has sent this to you, O pacha! as a proof of his indulgence and great mercy.” The Pacha of Many Tales "The sultan, the Lord of Life, has sent this to you, O pacha! as a proof of his indulgence and great mercy." The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha regarded him long and gloomily, and then bowed his head slowly. Mohammed Ali and His House “Anna senna! curses on your mother!” cried the pacha, in an angry tone. The Pacha of Many Tales “I am here in obedience to the will of the pacha,” replied the man in a most musical voice, as he salaamed low. The Pacha of Many Tales “The pacha desires me to say, that there is but one God, and Mahomet is his Prophet; and begs that you will go on with your story.” The Pacha of Many Tales O pacha!" replied he, "who can dispute the will of heaven's vicegerent? The Pacha of Many Tales Both were attentively observing the pacha's harem, and it surprised them to see that lights were being carried to and fro in the lower apartments at so late an hour. Mohammed Ali and His House “I should like to know what that fellow means by distilling people,” observed the pacha, “and also why a Dominican monk should know wine better than others, Mustapha, I must see those two men.” The Pacha of Many Tales “How much do you say he sold his wife for?” said the pacha to Mustapha, when this part of the story was repeated to him. The Pacha of Many Tales “Be it so,” replied the pacha; “let Menouni be rewarded, and we will try to find some other story-teller, until his return from his pilgrimage.” The Pacha of Many Tales "The coffee," muttered Mustapha, as he heard the pacha's last words. The Pacha of Many Tales He is motionless, no quivering muscle indicates that he has understood the pacha's words of triumph and mockery. Mohammed Ali and His House What crimes hath he committed, that he would have his pardon granted before he tells his story?” said the pacha to Mustapha. The Pacha of Many Tales “Mustapha,” observed the pacha, taking his pipe out of his mouth, “what makes the poets talk so much about the Book of Fate?” The Pacha of Many Tales O pacha! doth not Hafiz say, ‘Every moment you enjoy, count it gain?’ The Pacha of Many Tales Mashallah! but this is wonderful!" exclaimed the pacha—"a woman hold her tongue for eighteen months! The Pacha of Many Tales And," continued the pacha, "as his lieutenant, young Mohammed Ali, if still living, may be serviceable. Mohammed Ali and His House “Very true,” observed the pacha; “that’s not a bad story: Mustapha, give him five pieces of gold, and allow him to depart.” The Pacha of Many Tales “Two tails! was he a pacha in his own country?” The Pacha of Many Tales “Let the dog with two tails be admitted,” replied the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales "Mustapha," observed the pacha, taking his pipe out of his mouth, "what makes the poets talk so much about the Book of Fate?" The Pacha of Many Tales The capitan pacha had himself come over in his admiral's ship to greet the newly arrived soldiers, and to review the fleet of stately vessels-of-war. Mohammed Ali and His House I do not understand much about it,” continued the pacha, turning round to Mustapha; “but how can we expect a good story from an unbelieving dog of a Christian?” The Pacha of Many Tales “Let the dog with two tails rise,” said the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales “You may proceed,” said Mustapha, at a sign from the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales "You may proceed," said Mustapha, at a sign from the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales With a haughty and astonished expression, the capitan pacha regarded the young man that stood blushing before him, his eyes sparkling with unaccustomed lustre. Mohammed Ali and His House “Huckaback,” observed the pacha, “it appears to me that in your younger days you were a great scoundrel.” The Pacha of Many Tales “By the sword of the Prophet! now the caliph appears to be the fool,” interrupted the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales “Then, O pacha! will you permit your slave to send for some bottles of the fire-water of the Giaour, that we may drink and smoke until we are elevated to the seven heavens?” The Pacha of Many Tales "Who art thou, dog?" said the pacha, pleased with the man's humility. The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha assented to this by his silence, and the governor hastened to call the slaves, that they might bear his son down into the garden. Mohammed Ali and His House “Perfectly well,” replied the pacha, “you left off at the beginning of your story; but I hope you will finish it this evening, as I have already forgotten a great deal of what you said.” The Pacha of Many Tales “It must have been a long time ago, then,” observed the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales What is that but a lie?” exclaimed the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales Not so," replied the pacha; "I am tired of war and all that appertains to it. The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha pressed Osman's hand once more, assured him of his friendship, and promised him solemnly that Mohammed need no longer be fearful and anxious. Mohammed Ali and His House The vizier bowed; and the pacha returned to the palace without further adventure. The Pacha of Many Tales I reflected again, and the result was, that I determined to have nothing more to do with the business, and that neither the sultan nor the pacha should be the better for my exertions. The Pacha of Many Tales “Those who threaten me in disguise, will find that no excuse, we swear by our beard,” replied the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales "Then, O pacha! will you permit your slave to send for some bottles of the fire-water of the Giaour, that we may drink and smoke until we are elevated to the seven heavens?" The Pacha of Many Tales He then bowed profoundly to the pacha, and walked out beside the couch on which the slaves were carrying his son. Mohammed Ali and His House Have you nothing more to say?” inquired the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales What son of a dog is this, to sit in our presence?” exclaimed the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales “What does he say?” inquired the pacha, impatiently. The Pacha of Many Tales "Sultan's slippers! and time has been!" cried the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales The pacha's countenance grew still darker when the door had closed behind father and son. Mohammed Ali and His House Upon my eyes be it,” replied Mustapha, bowing low, as the pacha retired to his harem. The Pacha of Many Tales “Why didn’t you put her in a sack?” inquired the pacha, when Mustapha explained. The Pacha of Many Tales “What is the cause?” demanded the pacha hastily, as next day Mustapha listened with apparent patience to the long details of one of the petitioners for justice. The Pacha of Many Tales The old woman's ears were keen, she had heard the question of Mustapha, and she had heard the reply of the pacha; and she easily imagined the rest. The Pacha of Many Tales "Then you have a trace?" said the pacha, his countenance lighting up with joy. Mohammed Ali and His House “Holy Prophet,” exclaimed the pacha, “is that woman come to life again?” The Pacha of Many Tales “May he and his father’s grave be eternally defiled!” responded the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales “By the beard of the Prophet, wonderful!” exclaimed the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales The only danger which could threaten the pacha was from the imperial court at Stamboul; for the troops were devoted to him, and the people of the country had no very serious cause of complaint. The Pacha of Many Tales "It is well," said the pacha, with a slight inclination of his haughty head. Mohammed Ali and His House “He was a great story-teller,” observed the pacha, after another pause. The Pacha of Many Tales “By the Prophet, but he laughs at our beards!” exclaimed the pacha, angrily. The Pacha of Many Tales When Mustapha translated all this to the pacha, the latter was lost in astonishment. The Pacha of Many Tales "God is great, and the sultan is wise," replied the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales The Sublime Porte has determined," so read the pacha's letter to the governor, "the Sublime Porte has determined to oppose the French occupation of Egypt with energy. Mohammed Ali and His House “Aferin, excellent:” exclaimed the pacha; “and when will he be here?” The Pacha of Many Tales I never heard that staring at the moon was an amusement before,” observed the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales “By the sword of the Prophet, but they were well out of this scrape!” observed the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales "It is here," replied the vizier, drinking off his coffee; while the pacha watched him from the corner of his small grey eye. The Pacha of Many Tales Cavalla was also to furnish its quota, and the pacha's instructions were, that the governor should with all speed uniform three hundred young men, and send them to him. Mohammed Ali and His House The pacha’s pipe was refilled, the coffee was poured down their respective throats, and the forbidden spirits quaffed with double delight, arising from the very circumstance that they were forbidden. The Pacha of Many Tales “Good; I should like to have seen that,” replied the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales “Ask him if she was handsome?” said the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales And the old beldam folded her arms, and looked the pacha boldly in the face. The Pacha of Many Tales And you, Mohammed," said the pacha, smiling scornfully, "what is your ambition? Mohammed Ali and His House “True,” said the pacha, shaking his beard with great dignity and satisfaction. The Pacha of Many Tales “How does he mean? desire him to explain,” said the pacha, after Mustapha had conveyed the intelligence. The Pacha of Many Tales “Mashallah! but he swims well,” said the pacha, breaking up the audience. The Pacha of Many Tales "Strike, pacha, strike!" cried the old woman, scornfully. The Pacha of Many Tales "Then I am sorry for you, poor child!" said the pacha. Mohammed Ali and His House “Very true,” observed the pacha—“now you may go on with your story.” The Pacha of Many Tales “I can’t say that I ever have them,” observed the pacha. The Pacha of Many Tales The officers were despatched; and in less than an hour, during which the pacha and his vizier smoked in silence, the cadi with the others made their appearance. The Pacha of Many Tales "By the beard of the Prophet!" muttered the pacha—"but never mind." The Pacha of Many Tales |
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