The London Quarterly Review, Volumen16Theodore Foster, 1817 |
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... , for a voluntary exile ; exposing themselves , with VOL . XVI . NO . XXXI . their eyes open , to all the inconveniencies and hardships Narrative of a Journey in Egypt and the Country beyond Cataracts By Thomas Legh, Esq M P.
... , for a voluntary exile ; exposing themselves , with VOL . XVI . NO . XXXI . their eyes open , to all the inconveniencies and hardships Narrative of a Journey in Egypt and the Country beyond Cataracts By Thomas Legh, Esq M P.
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their eyes open , to all the inconveniencies and hardships of painful and perilous journeys , to the effects of bad climates and pestilential diseases , not merely out of idle curiosity , but for the sake of seeing with their own eyes ...
their eyes open , to all the inconveniencies and hardships of painful and perilous journeys , to the effects of bad climates and pestilential diseases , not merely out of idle curiosity , but for the sake of seeing with their own eyes ...
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... eye , while the miserable appearance of the peasantry strongly evinces how com- pletely the bounty of nature may be counteracted by a bad go- vernment . The citadel of Cairo , which stands under the Mokattam heights or termination of ...
... eye , while the miserable appearance of the peasantry strongly evinces how com- pletely the bounty of nature may be counteracted by a bad go- vernment . The citadel of Cairo , which stands under the Mokattam heights or termination of ...
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... eyes sparkled with pleasure , and his lips uttered nothing but friendship . He inquired after our author's harem - if he had left it at the Cataract , meaning , ' says Mr. Legh , as I un- derstood , to give me a female slave to wait ...
... eyes sparkled with pleasure , and his lips uttered nothing but friendship . He inquired after our author's harem - if he had left it at the Cataract , meaning , ' says Mr. Legh , as I un- derstood , to give me a female slave to wait ...
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... eyes ! Beguiled by thee , old Time , with aspect blythe , ' & c . & c . 1. - 39 . and so forth for six lines more , with which we will not afflict our readers . We shall conclude our poetical extracts with the de- scription of a traitor ...
... eyes ! Beguiled by thee , old Time , with aspect blythe , ' & c . & c . 1. - 39 . and so forth for six lines more , with which we will not afflict our readers . We shall conclude our poetical extracts with the de- scription of a traitor ...
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