Tetuán

Leaving a garrison under the Prince of Hesse, the fleet sailed to Tetuan, in order to take in wood and water.

The people of Tetuan were not melted towards Israel by the depth of his sorrow and the breadth of shadow that lay upon him.

There is something in the very nature of power that demands homage, and the people of Tetuan could not deny it to Israel.

She gave him a dish of zummetta—barley roasted like coffee—and inquired if he was going on to Tetuan.

When Israel was within a day's journey of Tetuan a terrible scourge fell upon the country.