[FN#223] This two-bow prayer is common on the bride-night; and at all times when issue is desired.
[FN#224] The older Camaralzaman="Moon of the age." Kamar is the moon between her third and twenty-sixth day: Hil á l during the rest of the month: Badr (plur. Bud ú r whence the name of the Princess) is the full moon.
[FN#225] Arab "Ra' á y á " plur. of 'Ra' í yat" our Anglo-Indian Ryot, lit. a liege, a subject; secondarily a peasant, a Fellah.
[FN#226] Another audacious parody of the Moslem "testification" to the one God, and to Mohammed the Apostle.
[FN#227] Showing how long ago forts were armed with metal plates which we have applied to war-ships only of late years.
[FN#228] The comparison is abominably true--in the East.
[FN#229] Two fallen angels who taught men the art of magic. Th
