Fellows, Charles: Travels and researches in Asia Minor, more particularly in the province of Lycia (London, 1852)

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manner with his stick, and with these unresisted blows dis-
persed the party of peasants, who were basking a few hours
of their Sunday (Friday) in their own fields, over which pro-
bably we were unlawful trespassers. Our train followed, but
without the usual welcome to the stranger. The gay clothes,
arms, and the power enjoyed by these couriers bearing my
firman, is more feared than I like, for I know that all the
traveller can want is freely afforded by the people.

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