Persia

Just as Persia has its Ruths gleaning in the fields, so also Rebekah with her water pot may be seen daily.

The book bears out the assertions of its title, and is a valuable contribution to the geography and ethnography of Persia.

Its Sehna knot, cotton warp and weft, as well as much of the drawing, are typical of Persia.

Persia has undoubtedly tightened her grip upon them, and she is sucking their life-blood out of them.

The gardens were planted with trees, brought at great expense from India and Persia.