_Emperor's March to Marocco.--Doubles the Customs' Duties of
Mogodor.--The Governor, Prince Abd El Melk, with the Garrison and
Merchants of Santa Crux, ordered to go to the Court at
Marocco.--They cross the Atlas Mountains.--Description of the
Country and Produce.--Dangerous Defile in the Mountains through
which the Author passed.--Chasm in the Mountain.--Security of Suse
from Marocco, originating in the narrow Defile in the Mountains of
Atlas.--Extensive Plantations of Olives.--Village of Ait
Musie.--Fruga Plains.--Marocco Plains.--Fine Corn.--Reception at
Marocco, and Audience with the Emperor.--Imperial Gardens at
Marocco.--Prince Abd El Melk's magnificent Apparel, reprobated by
the Sultan.--The Port of Santa Cruz, shut to the Commerce of
Europe, and the Merchants ordered to Mogodor.--The Prince banished
to the _Bled Shereef_ or Country of Princes, viz., Tafilelt, of the
Palace at Tafilelt.--Abundance of Dates.--Face of the Country.
--Magnificent Groves of Palm or Date-trees.--Faith and Integrity of
the Inhabitants of Tafilelt.--Imperial Gardens at Marocco.--Mode of
Irrigation.--Attar of Roses, vulgarly called Otto of Roses (Attar
being the Word signifying a Distillation.)--State of Oister Shells,
on the Top of the Mountains of Sheshawa, between Mogodor and
Marocco, being a Branch of the Atlas.--Description of the Author's
Reception on the Road from Marocco to Mogodor.--Of the Elgrored, or
Sahara of Mogodor._