El-Salkeh | Ali Eben Geraimess | 3,000 | 30,000 El-Messahid | Nehaiman Eben Fehed | 3,500 | 35,000 El-Sabha | Mohdi Eben Heïd | 4,000 | 40,000 Benni Dehabb | Chatti Eben Harab | 5,000 | 50,000 El-Fekaka | Astaoui Eben Tayar | 1,500 | 15,000 El-Hamamid | Chatti Eben Faress | 1,500 | 15,000 El-Daffir | Auad Eben Motlac | 2,300 | 23,000 El-Hegiager | Sellamé Eben Barac | 800 | 8,000 El-Khrezahel | Khrenkiar El-Alimy | 3,000 | 30,000 Benni Tay | Hamdi Eben Tamer | 4,000 | 40,000 El-Huarig | Habac Eben Mahdan | 3,500 | 35,000 El-Mehazez | Redaini Eben Khronkiar | 6,000 | 60,000 El-Berkazè | Sahdoun Eben Wuali | 1,300 | 13,000 El-Nahimm | Faheh Eben Saleh | 300 | 3,000 Bouharba | Alyan Eben Nadjed | 500 | 5,000 +----------+---------- | 102,000 | 1,020,000 THE END. FOOTNOTES: [A] According to Arab law, murder is compensated by money; and the sum is fixed according to circumstances. [B] This bottle was taken with all the rest into Egypt. [C] An Arabic expression implying extent of dominion. [D] A title of a Turkish officer, used in derision by the Bedouins. [E] Turban of ceremony, (Turkish.) [F] Destroyer of the Turks. [G] Every Bedouin accustoms his horse to some sign when it is to put out all its speed. He employs it only on pressing occasions, and never confides the secret even to his own son. [H] A pun not easy to translate: _Serah_ means gone; _Serhan_, wolf. [I] When a Bedouin voluntarily gives up his horse to his adversary, he may neither kill him nor make him prisoner. [J] Ebn Sihoud, King of the Wahabees, is often called by this name. [K] This imaginary princess was no other than lady Hester Stanhope. [L] The ceremony is called the _hasnat_. [M] These chiefs were, Zarack Ebn Fahrer, chief of the tribe El Gioullan; Giarah Ebn Meghiel, chief of the tribe El Giahma; Ghaleb Ebn Ramdoun, chief of the tribe El Ballahiss; and Fares Ebn Nedged, chief of the tribe El Maslekher. [N] Female camels of the most beautiful species. [O] An equestrian exercise with sticks, called djerids, which are lanced like javelins. [P] The tribe El Krassa, whose chief was Zahaman Ebn Houad; the tribe El Mahlac, with its chief Ebn Habed; the tribe El Meraikhrat, its chief Roudan Ebn Abed; and the tribe El Zeker, its chief Matlac Ebn Fayhan. [Q] Fares Ebn Aggib, chief of the tribe El Bechakez, with five hundred tents; Cassan Ebn Unkban, chief of the tribe El Chiamssi, one thousand tents; Selame Ebn Nahssan, chief of the tribe El Fuaher, six hundred tents; Mehanna el Saneh, chief of the tribe El Salba, eight hundred tents.