Turcoman

On a march, the Turcoman rode on a horse behind an esquire: during the time of war he was led by a cord, to prevent his escape.

The year following, however, Jerusalem was conquered by the wild Turcomans.

One second it glanced bright in the torchlight; the next second a Turcoman's head lay rolling in the dust, and a little torrent of blood spurted suddenly from the still kneeling corpse.

In Tibet they abound; and the Turcomans have vast flocks of them.

At four o'clock we set out on our return; at seven we stopped in a beautiful valley surrounded by mountains, 186and on the sides of the mountains were a number of Turcomans tents.