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... heights or termination of the chain of mountains which accompanies the Nile
through Upper Egypt , and which the French fortified , is the residence of the
Pashaw , who received our travellers in the most friendly manner , with many
flattering ...
... heights or termination of the chain of mountains which accompanies the Nile
through Upper Egypt , and which the French fortified , is the residence of the
Pashaw , who received our travellers in the most friendly manner , with many
flattering ...
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... in human beings , the senses were offended in the most disagreeable manner ,
by the excessive state of filthiness in which these miserable wretches were
compelled to exist . They were crowded together in inclosures , like the sheep -
pens ...
... in human beings , the senses were offended in the most disagreeable manner ,
by the excessive state of filthiness in which these miserable wretches were
compelled to exist . They were crowded together in inclosures , like the sheep -
pens ...
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The Arab whom I followed , and who led the way , now entered another gallery ,
and we all continued to move in the same manner as before , each preceded by
a guide . We had not gone far before the heat became excessive ; - - for my own ...
The Arab whom I followed , and who led the way , now entered another gallery ,
and we all continued to move in the same manner as before , each preceded by
a guide . We had not gone far before the heat became excessive ; - - for my own ...
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The Cacheff treated them in a stern and haughty manner , and poured out a
torrent of abuse : they claimed the protection of their firman ; but looking sternly at
them , he observed sarcastically , ' I do not see that this firman allows you either
to ...
The Cacheff treated them in a stern and haughty manner , and poured out a
torrent of abuse : they claimed the protection of their firman ; but looking sternly at
them , he observed sarcastically , ' I do not see that this firman allows you either
to ...
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This proposal we at first affected to reject with disdain , as it would in some
manner be an acknowledgment of our guilt , though we were secretly anxious to
terminate the atlair at any rate . Our dragoman was sent to négociate with the
Cacheff ...
This proposal we at first affected to reject with disdain , as it would in some
manner be an acknowledgment of our guilt , though we were secretly anxious to
terminate the atlair at any rate . Our dragoman was sent to négociate with the
Cacheff ...
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| Título | The Quarterly Review, Volumen16 |
| Colaboradores | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Editor | John Murray, 1817 |
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