hadj

On arriving at Wady Muna, each nation encamped upon the spot which custom has assigned to it, at every returning Hadj.

The hadj, or pilgrim-caravan, pursues its route principally by night, and by torchlight.

His name was Ech-eleh-hadj (or Crazy-deer-foot), but, for brevity's sake, we always called him Chuly.

The Syrian Hadj was encamped on the south and south-west side of the mountain; the Egyptian on the south-east.

The reader will recognise the Hadj's reference to bicycles, cameras, motor-cars, and other mechanical toys.