MOROCCO

a — or rather tract _ of land in the north of Africa, stretching., from about 2° to 13° W. Longitade. It -| has not yet been thoroughly surveyed, nor: | even enticely erplace® It stretches back | from the coast into the Sahara, and has a population estimated as low as three | | millions, and 6s Ligh 6s ee | There exists a S me, ee ae || authority. Among tribes of the || interior he has none; but in the more.| settled coast provinces be is obeyed when ‘(he chooses to enforce obedience. Total | trade about £3,000,000 ang annum, of | which Great Britain has 1+ MORPHOL’ OGY, the study of form and ‘structure, as distinguished from the, stady of function. Thus the fact that the oe — ey P a meter lander the cognisance m | while the fact that it pumps the blood through the body belongs to physiology:| proper. [s. 217]