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The variety and the luxuriance of growth, however, prove that industry is the sole desideratum. I remarked the castor-plant, no one knows its name or nature , the Rayhan or Basil, the Kadi, a species of aloe, whose strongly scented flowers the Arabs of Yemen are fond of wearing in their turbans.
The Kadi held the tablets for a few minutes in his hand; then looking up again at the assembly, who were waiting in great suspense, he began: "Even if the accused was not one of those who raised their hands in mutiny against our armed troops, it is nevertheless indisputable, after what has just been read, that he not only knew of the escape of the nuns, but aided them to the utmost.
On this a person of Alexandria, who was present, requested of the kadi that these men might be sent for, since they were learned men, versant in the scriptures, and it would be right to dispute with them concerning the faith.
The coins of Isdigerd II. nearly resemble those of his father, Varahran V., differing only in the legend, and in the fact that the mural crown of Isdigerd is complete. The legend is remarkably short, being either Masdisn kadi Tezdikerti, or merely Kadi Yezdikerti i.e. "the Ormazd-worshipping great Isdigerd;" or "Isdigord the Great." Civil War for two years.
"But the kadi?" she inquired, and by the question he knew that she was won to his way of saving her. "I said the kadi or his superior. Asad himself shall be our priest, his followers our witnesses." "And if he refuses? He will refuse!" she cried, clasping her hands before her in her excitement. "I shall not ask him. I shall take him by surprise." "It... it must anger him.
And the Kadi bid all the people to go across the Nile and they obeyed his bidding.
The calm conciseness with which she made these statements had a favorable effect, on her Moslem judges especially, and the Kadi began to have some hopes for her; he desired that Orion should be called as being best able to account for the meaning of the letter he had written but never sent.
"Then came forward a notable man of that town, pious, worthy, and rich, respected of all, who said, addressing the kádi: 'My Lord may God bless thy days, thou knowest, all these worthy ones know, who and what I am. In the interests of religion and to the honour of God, I ask leave to adopt this brother newly resigned.
Take them to the Kadi after prayers in the morning, and he will ratify your title. Then you will be free women for ever after." The black women had more than once broken in upon Israel's words with exclamations of surprise and consternation. "Allah!" "Bismillah!" "Holy Saints!" "By the beard of the Prophet!"
The Kadi presided, and experience had taught him that the Jacobite members of the bench of judges kept the sentence of death in their sleeves when the accused was of the Melchite confession.
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