1
Outside the city limits, some wood or reed huts indicated the quarter where the bedouins lived.
2
It's no wonder that the bedouins, who are often well armed, feel emboldened to press for their rights more forcefully.
3
Rhodes and Kitchener are to conquer Moslem bedouins and barbarians, in order to teach them to believe only in inevitable fate.
4
Close links with bedouins and smugglers in the Sinai, an impoverished area long neglected by the central government, help them avoid capture.
5
The oldest descriptions of the Arabs fit the Bedouins of our day.
6
The dress of these Bedouins generally consists in cotton stuffs and leather.
7
The valley of the Jordan affords pasturage to numerous tribes of Bedouins.
8
Bedouins of the Arabian desert, who resort hither in summer for pasturage.
9
The Bedouins are fond of attaching a tooth-stick to the neck thong.
10
The Somali Bedouins have a passion for knowing how the world wags.
11
We passed on the road several spots where the Bedouins cultivate Dhourra.
12
This custom is peculiar to the place, and unknown to the Bedouins.
13
Even the Bedouins have one capacious boiler, at least, in every tent.
14
Every detail is of importance; it's a war of Bedouins over again.
15
Bedouins fled the desert to build houses, which they then rented out.
16
Still the Bedouins did not appear satisfied, and more wrangling took place.