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LE:PE!Q,S.-Gl~;EAT MiOSQUE. ~89thtli: eEluntry given to us. Morocco two hundred andseventy thousandbundred and eighty thousand; Mequinez one hundred an4Robat twenty-five thousand; Salee eighteen thousand ;tbousand; Tetuan sixteen thousand; Saffia twelvet:}lousand; Tangier six thousand; Larachçiti8 i~possib}ç:~qraI)in this aQcount.:are narrow, dusty,They are thronged to suffocation. The~91,llderingto pieces over thehe;;1(}5 pf.theirCl):py to tbemselves distinct:,no way $ensibI~totts."call to marriage amon.g these people ls early,allp-very' powerful. Theleprosy is ascrihed by vulgar prejudice, hel'e, to a mostcurious origin,eould there he any truth in the statelnent.It is one from which it lSipdeed impo.ssible to imagine it couId ever he propagated..The gatesofSeviUe, the triumph of the mighty Alman~or *, are notto the greatmosque, but to another ancient one. The! visitors werebrougbt by.their guides. to no fewer tban four, pl1eviously tp hitting upouthe right one. \They are covered by horizo.n.i