Roumelian

In the year 1457 an obscure Roumelian or Albanian renegado named Mahomedi was banished from Constantinople by the Grand Turk; he established himself in the island of Mitylene and there married a Christian widow named

Sea-Wolves of the Mediterranean E. Hamilton Currey

Deir-el-Zûr (those deported thither), and in America and Egypt and elsewhere; and 400,000 in Roumelian territory, held by the Balkan

Martyred Armenia F��'iz El-Ghusein

I claim to know something of the doings of these gentry, for Mr. Francis Francis (then representing the _Times_) and myself were for six weeks the only Englishmen in what was known as the 'Roumelian atrocity district.'

The Making Of A Novelist An Experiment In Autobiography David Christie Murray

Roumelian, now grizzled and gaunt, but with the same vitality which had been his in the days when she was a little child.

The Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Gilbert Parker Gilbert Parker 1897

The pennant had been on the pole of the Ry's tent in far-off days in the Roumelian country.

The World for Sale, Volume 3. Gilbert Parker 1897

You'll do well to go back to your Roumelian country or whatever it is.

The World for Sale, Volume 2. Gilbert Parker 1897

He could be -- a servant to the pleasure of the man who was stealing from him the wife sealed to him in the Roumelian country.

The World for Sale, Volume 2. Gilbert Parker 1897

"Seventeen years ago by the River Starzke in the Roumelian country, it was so done," he replied stubbornly.

The Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Gilbert Parker Gilbert Parker 1897

"Seventeen years ago by the River Starzke in the Roumelian country, it was so done," he replied stubbornly.

The World for Sale, Volume 1. Gilbert Parker 1897

Roumelian, now grizzled and gaunt, but with the same vitality which had been his in the days when she was a little child.

The World for Sale, Volume 3. Gilbert Parker 1897