...One end of it is appropriated for the accommodation of horses. The author proceeds to say that,—' "I was beginning to make my meal upon the food we...soup, with pieces of bread around it. The stranger, my servant, and a person who seemed to be the head man of the village, sat round the tray, dipping...

...less moral parts partake of. The following is an instance of their hospitality at Cotyajium :— • " I was beginning to make my meal upon the food we had...bearing a dish. A large tray was raised on the rim of a corn sieve, placed on the ground, in the centre of which was put a tureen of soup, with pieces of bread...

...less moral parts partake of. The following is an instance of their hospitality at Cotya?ium : — « I was beginning to make my meal upon the food we had...bearing a dish. A large tray was raised on the rim ot a corn sieve, placed on the ground, in tno centre of which was put a tureen of soup, with pieces...

...cannot but be the object of a Christian's latred. — Brooks' s Beauty of Holiness. EASTERN HOSPITALITY. I WAS beginning to make my meal upon the food we had...raised on the rim of a corn-sieve placed on the ground, n the centre of which was put a tureen of soup, with pieces of bread'around it. The stranger, my servant,...

....инки but be the object of a Christian's latred. — Brooks' s Beauty of Holiness. EASTERN HOSPITALITY. I WAS beginning to make my meal upon the food we had with us, when in ame nine people each bearing a dish. A large tray was raised on the rim of a corn-sieve placed on the...

...opportunity of noticing the simple and hospitable customs of the country. A traveller had just arrived ; and as the village, consisting only of a few huts,...soup, with pieces of bread around it. The stranger, my servant, and a person who seemed to be the head man of the village, sat round the tray, dipping...

...the place, although without windows : one end of the room forms the stable, accommodating six liorsc. The traveller who had arrived before us was at prayers...soup, with pieces of bread around it. The stranger, my servant, and a person who seemed to be the head man of the village, sat round the tray, dipping...

...practised without grudging. Entertaining Christ's poor must be viewed as done to Himself.' Hospitality. — I was beginning to make my meal upon the food we had...corn-sieve placed on the ground, in the centre of which was placed a tureen of soup, with pieces of bread around it. The stranger, my servant, and a person who...

...taunts, and unkind language, when they receive supply for the- needs of their body. Jlluilrative. — I was beginning to make my meal upon the food we had...corn-sieve placed on the ground, in the centre of which was placed a tureen of soup, with pieces of bread around it. The stranger, my servant, and a person who...

...Strangers. — Of the hospitality provided in the common khan, and Menzil, Fellows gives us this picture: "I was beginning to make my meal upon the food we...nine people, each bearing a dish. A large tray was rested on the rim of a corn-sieve placed on the ground, in the center of which was placed a tureen...