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... passed it on foot , upon the blocks of granite which rose above its surface . A prodigious mass of waters ... passing this spot our guides told us , that a few days before , it had been the grave of a poor peasant girl . Her mule ...
... passed it on foot , upon the blocks of granite which rose above its surface . A prodigious mass of waters ... passing this spot our guides told us , that a few days before , it had been the grave of a poor peasant girl . Her mule ...
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... passed were Zobeide Arabs ; and at convenient distances he found khans for the accommodation of travellers , to each of which was attached a small colony of Fellahs . The general direction of the road was N. and S .; the whole distance ...
... passed were Zobeide Arabs ; and at convenient distances he found khans for the accommodation of travellers , to each of which was attached a small colony of Fellahs . The general direction of the road was N. and S .; the whole distance ...
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... passed some time at Marmo- rice , ( near Rhodes , ) waiting partly for the season of mili- tary operations in Egypt , and partly for the co - operation of the Turks and of the auxiliaries from India . At last , they sailed , and they ...
... passed some time at Marmo- rice , ( near Rhodes , ) waiting partly for the season of mili- tary operations in Egypt , and partly for the co - operation of the Turks and of the auxiliaries from India . At last , they sailed , and they ...
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