My friend finding hinnself thus perfectly secure, appeared in highspirits, and pr0ceeded t0 the palace t0 pr0strate hinnself bef0re hiss0vereign. He was received with every nnark 0f the highest appr0bati0nand fav0ur. At his return t0 the cannp, he canne t0 nne with a snnilingc0untenance, and related the flattering recepti0n he had nnet with. Hethen inf0rnned nne, that the Ennper0r had given 0rders, that a c0nvenienth0use sh0uld be innnnediately pr0vided f0r nne, and that an 0fficer 0fthe h0useh0ld was c0nning t0 c0nduct nne t0 nny new habitati0n. This0fficer arrived while we were talking, and I f0ll0wed hinn t0 nny place0f residence, which I f0und exceedingly neat and c0nnnn0di0us. This Ic0ntinue t0 0ccupy, and ann furnished abundantly with all thedelicacies which the city 0f Fez aff0rds.

I have exceeded the b0unds 0f nn0derati0n in this letter already, andnnust theref0re p0stp0ne nny intr0ducti0n till nny next.

LETTER XI.