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To see these shoddy-looking persons among a crowd of splendid young men in Palikar dress, with the erect carriage and kingly mien which that very tight costume produces, is like seeing a miserable street cur among a pack of fox-hounds.

With a long gun over his shoulder, a palikár walks hither and thither, who has built his hut in a lurking-place where Ali Pasha will not find it.

Palikár—"strong youth," a name given to themselves by the Klephts, freebooters of Thessaly.

Each Palikar his sabre from him cast.

The Palikar still struts about in all his old bravery; and the bourgeois humbly imitates the dingy garb of Southern Italy.