Coming to Alger about midday, we were greatly surprised to find that the sail chartered by Don Sanchez was no longer in the port, and the reason of this we presently learnt was that the Dey, having information of a descent being about to be made upon the town by the British fleet at Tangier he had commanded, the night before, all alien ships to be gone from the port by daybreak. "A Set of Rogues", - Frank Barrett

On the other side of Tangier over in the direction of Tetuan, the tribes are out and the roads are impassable. "Morocco", - S.L. Bensusan

A swarthy young Moor of Tangier the only other occupant of the carriage, sharply refused to surrender his own until the intruder should produce a conductor's badge, whereupon the stranger swore in gypsy, or " words to that effect," wrenched open the door and fled, like Judas, into the outer dark. "Spanish Highways and Byways", - Katharine Lee Bates

With these facts well in mind, it seemed best for me to let the pictures suffice for Tangier and to choose for the text one road and one city. "Morocco", - S.L. Bensusan