...could be procured; but here they were, very. poor, and stones werç dear. Fourth, as I retuñied home, I passed a fine tree of the mimosa, with, leaves at...a little distance so much resembling those of the mountain-ash, that I was for a moment do-' ceived, and asked if it did not bring fruit? They. answered...

...could be procured; but here they were very poor, and stones were dear. Fourth, as I returned home, I passed a fine tree of the mimosa, with leaves at a little distance so much resembling those of the mountain-ash, that I was for a moment deceived, and asked if it did not bring fruit ? They answered...

...could be procured; but here they were very poor, and stones were dear. Fourth, as I returned home, I passed a fine tree of the mimosa, with leaves at a little distance so much resembling those of the mountain-ash, that I was for a moment deceived, and asked if it did not bring fruit ? They answered...

...could be procured; but here they were very poor, and stones were dear. Fourth, as 1 returned home, I passed a fine tree of the mimosa, with leaves at a little distance so much resembling those of the mountain-ash, that I was for a moment deceived, and asked if it did not bring fruit. They answered...

...could be procured; but here they were very poor, and stones were dear. Fourth, as I returned home, I passed a fine tree of the mimosa, with leaves at a little distance so much resembling those of the mountain-ash, that I was for a moment deceived, and asked if it did not bring fruit? They answered...

...similar superstition, as remarked by Bishop Heber, near Boitpoor, in Upper Nilia. " I passed a tine tree of the mimosa, with leaves, at a little distance,...bring fruit ? They answered, no; but that it was a very noble tree, being called ' the imperial tree,' for its excellent properties; that it slept nil...

...but neat place, chiefly inhabited by Mussulmans. " I passed here in my evening walk," says Heber, " a fine tree of the mimosa, with leaves at a little distance so much resembling those of the mountain-ash, that I was for a moment deceived, and asked if it did not bear fruit? They answered no,...

...superstition, as remarked by Bishop Heber, near Boitpoor, in Upper Nilia:—" I passed Tree of In- a fine tree of the mimosa, with leaves, at a little...bring fruit ? They answered no; but that it was a very noble tree, being called the Imperial Tree for its excellent properties—that it slept all night,...

...superstition, as remarked by _ . Bishop Heber, near Boitpoor, in Upper Nilia:—" I passed Tree of In- a fine tree of the mimosa, with leaves, at a little...bring fruit ? They answered no; but that it was a very noble tree, being called the Imperial Tree for its excellent properties—that it slept all night,...

...superstition, as remarked bv I oerial Bishop Heber, near Boitpoor, in Upper Nilia:—" I passed Tree of in- a fine tree of the mimosa, with leaves, at a little...not bring fruit? They answered no; but that it was a very noble tree, being called the Imperial Tree for its excellent properties—that it slept all night,...