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MAUSOLEA, AND :PWBLLINGS OB THEIR SAINTS, RTC. ~7sanctor~um,inan area, were two beautiful horses piqueted: the placecontained nothing eise. The obtrusion whereby this view was obtainedwas highly off~nsive to the saint, considerably dangerous to the obtruder,and by nomeans recommendable for imitation. These smallchapelsare scattered tbl'ough "the country, being the mausolea of de·ceased,.and dwellings ofexisting, s~ints.· 1'0 theseplaces, .andwitbthesepérsonages, people come for thepurposps of devotion. .Tbeysubsist on alms; andwhen they go out, cUistom and reverence give tbemanunlimited'rigbt of eutry. Privilege is indeed carried by them to tbeutmostextent the term 'admits of. That severai very grave charactersmayexistaluongtllem,iseasily tobe conceived:tbese of cQurse willbé little visible. ,ÂBH that thestranger,hasto fo.rm his -idea from, IS t:hetribe of halt:llmatics or half-idiots who obtrude themselves .every.whel'e,and, !hllS cloaked, are conyenient]feu~bledto e~;rryona plan of .lifefor which' Nature bas weIl fitted ihem.Tl~eynt1ver want a :due .shareof method in their madness, or of cunning in their folly.After five hours l110re journeyil1g, during which:a convoy sienderlyguarded, ofaboutt\venty apparently very stoicai criminaIi'l going t~ Moroccotobe executed, crossed the es'Cort'sway,à.Iarge castle was reach~cd, the name whereof, as on this occasioncommunicated, taken fmm an;Âràbtribeat:llQllg .. whom itis·situated, .is WellediJeddi, the Ttibe·oftheGoal. But. this is p.robablya misnoUlél',' and. it is tb.e c3'Stleput.clown.inthe maps under theuame ofMediona. The sheik and some'm