 | Edward William Lane - 1836 - 450 pages
...of the form here sketched, are worn by some ladies ; but are more uncommon than they formerly were. They are of course very heavy, and, knocking together..."The ringing of thine anklets has deprived me of my icason." Isaiah alludes to this*, or perhaps to the sound produced by another kind of anklet which... | |
 | Edward William Lane - 1836 - 464 pages
...of the form here sketched, are worn by some ladies ; but are more uncommon than they formerly were. They are of course very heavy, and, knocking together...the wearer walks, make a ringing noise : hence it is-said in a song, " The ringing of thine anklets has deprived me of my reason." Isaiah alludes to... | |
 | 1840 - 408 pages
...Anklets of solid gold, or silver, are worn by some ladies, but are more uncommon than they formerly were. They are, of course, very heavy, and knocking together...noise; hence it is said in a song, ' The ringing of thy anklets has deprived me of reason.' Isaiah alludes to this, or perhaps to the sound produced by... | |
 | William Goodhugh, William Cooke Taylor - 1841 - 744 pages
...ladies, but are more uncommon than they formerly were. They are of course very heavy, and knocking 76 77 together as the wearer walks, make a ringing noise ; hence it is said in a song, 'The ringing of thy anklets has deprived me of reason.' " Mr. Roberts, in his Oriental Illustrations, has the following... | |
 | 1842 - 488 pages
...Anklets of solid gold, or silver, are worn by some ladies, but are more uncommon than they formerly were. They are, of course, very heavy, and knocking together...noise ; hence it is said in a song, ' The ringing of thy anklets has deprived me of reason.' Isaiah alludes to this, or perhaps to the sound produced by... | |
 | Sophia Lane Poole - 1844 - 742 pages
...some ladies ; but are more Anklets — one-fourth of the real size. uncommon than they formerly were. They are of course very heavy, and, knocking together...ringing of thine anklets has deprived me of my reason." Isaiah alludes to this,* or perhaps to the sound produced by another kind of anklet which will be mentioned... | |
 | Sophia Lane Poole - 1844 - 266 pages
...some ladies ; but are more Anklets — one-fourth of the real size. uncommon than they formerly were. They are of course very heavy, and, knocking together...ringing of thine anklets has deprived me of my reason." Isaiah allndes to this,* or perhaps to the sound produced by another kind of anklet which will be mentioned... | |
 | Paul Emile Botta - 1850 - 264 pages
...the upper part, nor any thing that may lead to the suspicion of its having been a * K/toolkha'l — Anklets of solid gold and silver. They are, of course,...Customs of the Modern Egyptians" Vol. II., page 364. t See Plan XI. Note of M. BOTTA : — " Circumference of the table, 2m- 20C- ; total height Om- 79C-... | |
 | Paul Emile Botta - 1850 - 132 pages
...upper part, nor any thing that may lead to the suspicion of its having been a * Khoolkha'l—Anklets of solid gold and silver. They are, of course, very...The ringing of thine anklets has deprived me of my reason."—See Lane's " Manners and Customs of the Modern Egyptians," Vol. II., page 364. f See Plan... | |
 | John Blackburn - 1854 - 392 pages
...call ЛМkhail. They are, of course, тегу heavy, and knocking together as the wearer walks, they make a ringing noise. Hence it is said in a song—" The ringing of thine ankle« hae deprived me of my reason."— Lew'* " Modern Egyptian!," vol. ii. p. 364. ATTITUDE OP OB1EP... | |
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Anklets — one-fourth of the real size. uncommon than they formerly were. They are of course very heavy, and, knocking together as the wearer walks, make a ringing noise ; hence it is said in a song, " The ringing of thine anklets has deprived me of... 
