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... Arabs ; but the Arabs held the place at various times and strengthened it . Once the Portuguese were at Mass in the chapel . A treacherous Arab , who was regarded as a convert , entered with a party of armed men and stabbed the ...
... Arabs ; but the Arabs held the place at various times and strengthened it . Once the Portuguese were at Mass in the chapel . A treacherous Arab , who was regarded as a convert , entered with a party of armed men and stabbed the ...
Pagina 174
... Arabic , stated , with no more excitement than if it were on the London Underground , a bare word - CARTHAGE . This was ... Arab vendor merely held them in a greasy yellow stencil which he had found some- where ; flapping his burnous dis ...
... Arabic , stated , with no more excitement than if it were on the London Underground , a bare word - CARTHAGE . This was ... Arab vendor merely held them in a greasy yellow stencil which he had found some- where ; flapping his burnous dis ...
Pagina 461
... Arabic - the more difficult to understand since so many technical words are English ones , madly corrupted and ... Arab atmosphere , almost that of a cow - town in the Wild West . They line the white beach where slim sam- buks are ...
... Arabic - the more difficult to understand since so many technical words are English ones , madly corrupted and ... Arab atmosphere , almost that of a cow - town in the Wild West . They line the white beach where slim sam- buks are ...
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| Titel | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 289 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Uitgever | William Blackwood, 1961 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de University of California |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 26 nov 2009 |
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