10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BURNOUSED»
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burnoused in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The mixed population of colonial Frenchmen in light suits and burnoused Arabs
of a strain different from the North African desert Arabs went about its business in
leisurely fashion. Chess players sipped sweet thick black coffee at little tables ...
Brian Carroll, Frank G. Perversi, 2004
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The great Sahara: wanderings south of the Atlas mountains
The narrow streets were lined by white-burnoused natives sitting on the ground
in long rows, all gazing and some saluting as we passed. We had attempted to
invest our entry with somewhat of state, all guns unslung, our cavaliers in front,
and ...
Henry Baker Tristram, 1860
The cup of the catapult rose as he raced along the parapet, cutting at burnoused
shapes, killing before reaching weapons could slay his men. He saw startled
faces and eyes wide with terror. To the Benowinians he was a demon, naked, ...
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Twenty Thousand Mornings: An Autobiography
... to the ranch house on Beaver Creek, there was no thought for flood-slanted
barns, and washed out drift fences; there was no room for such thoughts along
with the visions of swarming retreating Turks, and white burnoused Arabs on
camels, ...
John Joseph Mathews, Susan Kalter, 2012
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ABSINTHE AGACANTE ATABRINE BARGEESE BURNOUSEd CINEASTE
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At one place a single burnoused Arab, leaning on his elbows reclined full length
on the sky-line of a clean-cut sandhill. Glittering in th mirage, half-guessed, half-
seen, we made out distant little white towns witl slender palm trees. At places the
...
Stewart Edward White, 2014
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Gerald Gray's Wife ; And, Lily: A Novel
With little exclamations at the glare of sunlight, they venture out upon the platform
to look at the horses (which, enveloped in their blankets, "wonderfully resemble
burnoused Bedouins on all fours," Grace Meredith said), and consult their cards,
...
Susan Petigru King, Jane H. Pease, William Henry Pease, 1993
n. jt. a mantle or cloak with a hood, an upper garment extensively worn by the
Arabs and the Mooi-s (men and women) Burnoosed, Burnoused a. Burnoullis'
number n. math. Burnoullis' series n. in . The correct spelling BernoullL Burnt (
burnt ) ...
Nilakantha Babaji Ranade, 1996
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Exquisite Corpse: Writing on Buildings
On the other hand, there is something Saudi about its feudal elevations, easily
defensible should the local lumpen grow restive and decide to try to liberate
some of the petrojillions from the burnoused oligarchs within. And the helipad
might be ...
and two or three burnoused underlings who, having carried Medford's bagsto his
room,had relieved the palace oftheir gliding presences.Mr. Almodham, the
servant told him, was away; suddenly summoned byafriendly chief to visit some ...
