 | Robert South - 1823 - 618 pages
...is of strong scarlet cloth, lined in the winter with rich fur, but in summer only with silk. Instead of shoes, he always wears, both abroad and at home,...hollow deep heels, made of a blade of silver bent hoop-wise into the form of a half-moon. He carries always a large scimetar by his side, the sheath... | |
 | Robert South - 1842 - 626 pages
...is of strong scarlet cloth, lined in the winter with rich fur, but in summer only with silk. Instead of shoes, he always wears, both abroad and at home,...hollow deep heels, made of a blade of silver bent hoop-wise into the form of a half-moon. He carries always a large scimetar by his side, the sheath... | |
 | Robert South - 1859 - 602 pages
...in summer only with silk. Instead of shoes he always wears, both abroad and at home, turkey leather urch. In 1 Cor. v. 11, " I have wrote to you," says Saint Paul, " not to keep comp hoopwise into the form of a half-moon. He carries always a large scimetar by his side, the sheath equally... | |
 | 1868 - 612 pages
...in summer only with siUc. Instead of shoes he always wears, both abroad and at home, Turkey leather boots with very thin soles, and hollow deep heels made of a blade of silver bent hoop-wise into the form of a half-moon. He carries always a large scymiter by his side, the sheath... | |
 | William Richard Morfill - 1893 - 426 pages
...but in summer only with silk. Instead of shoes he always wears both abroad and at home Turkey leather boots, with very thin soles, and hollow, deep heels made of a blade of silver, bent hoop-wise into the form of a half-moon. He carries always a large scimitar by his side, the sheath... | |
 | William Richard Morfill - 1893 - 428 pages
...but in summer only with silk. Instead of shoes he always wears both abroad and at home Turkey leather boots, with very thin soles, and hollow, deep heels made of a blade of silver, bent hoop-wise into the form of a half-moon, tie carries always a large scimitar by his side, the sheath... | |
 | Francis Edward Clark - 1913 - 330 pages
...the summer only with silk. Instead of shoes he always wears, both abroad and at home, Turkey leather boots, with very thin soles and hollow deep heels made of a blade of silver bent hoopwise into the form of a half-moon. He carries also a large scimitar by his side, the sheath equally... | |
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... and a waistcoat under that, of the same length, tied close about the waist with a girdle. He never wears any gloves; and this long coat is of strong scarlet cloth, lined in the winter with rich fur, but in summer only with silk. Instead of shoes,... 