Khartoum, and the Blue and White Niles, Том 2Colburn & Company, 1851 |
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... rocks with prodigious force . This temple consists of one oblong chamber about fifteen yards in length , built of large stones , covered with hieroglyphics inside and out ; on both sides there is a species of covered balcony , sup ...
... rocks with prodigious force . This temple consists of one oblong chamber about fifteen yards in length , built of large stones , covered with hieroglyphics inside and out ; on both sides there is a species of covered balcony , sup ...
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... rock , but of the whereabouts of the jackall he had not the most remote conception ; when suddenly the fellow started up almost from under his feet , and was walking away apparently quite at his leisure , when the gun was levelled at ...
... rock , but of the whereabouts of the jackall he had not the most remote conception ; when suddenly the fellow started up almost from under his feet , and was walking away apparently quite at his leisure , when the gun was levelled at ...
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... broad river being seen rush- ing by numerous islands , and among bold black rocks , with the opposite shore , singu- larly verdant with date trees ; whilst above towered a majestic mountain . The desert is covered for AND THE NILES . 15.
... broad river being seen rush- ing by numerous islands , and among bold black rocks , with the opposite shore , singu- larly verdant with date trees ; whilst above towered a majestic mountain . The desert is covered for AND THE NILES . 15.
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... possesses a tempera- ture of 124 ° , is alkaline in flavour , and covers the surrounding plants and rocks with a white salt that tastes like potash . VOL . II . с CHAPTER II . Waking the Bedouins - Camels of the AND THE NILES . 17.
... possesses a tempera- ture of 124 ° , is alkaline in flavour , and covers the surrounding plants and rocks with a white salt that tastes like potash . VOL . II . с CHAPTER II . Waking the Bedouins - Camels of the AND THE NILES . 17.
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... rocks and luxuriant grass , which cannot fail of looking pleasant after the desert all day . Possibly , however , the encampment may be in the midst of some arid plain , or under some sterile rocks ; but wherever we may be , there is ...
... rocks and luxuriant grass , which cannot fail of looking pleasant after the desert all day . Possibly , however , the encampment may be in the midst of some arid plain , or under some sterile rocks ; but wherever we may be , there is ...
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Aboohamed Admiral Fisher's agreeable appearance Arab arrived ARTHUR CONWAY Assuan banks bazaar beautiful Bedouins beheld Berber Bey Hassib blue boat brought Cairo camels caravan CO.'S NEW PUBLICATIONS coffee COLBURN AND CO.'S covered covey Daireh desert diabeheeh distance divan Dongola doum palms dragoman dromedaries durra Egypt Egyptian encampment England English European extremely feet four friends gazelles GEORGE MELLY Government Governor hareem hills hippopotamus hundred immense interesting Janissaries journey Khartoum Kordofan Korosko ladies Latiffe Pacha looking Marian Withers Mehemet Mehemet Ali miles morning mountains native night Nubian numerous o'clock palace partridges party passed piastres picturesque pipes plain proceeded pyramids resembling river road rocks round saddle sand scarcely scene seen servants Sheik side sight stones tents thought thousand tion town travelling trees Turkish twenty village vols Wady Halfa White Nile wind yards young
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Стр. 110 - Architecture in these regions being in an extremely primitive condition, the arrangement of the streets is just what might be expected from the aspect of the houses. There are no spacious thoroughfares ; here and there appears something like a square, or space — but the perspective generally is by no means such as would satisfy the humblest European judgment in thu art of building.
Стр. 33 - ... being handsome; but, Sir, if you please to recollect, you before hinted something about a hump or two, one eye, and a few more graces of that kind. Now, without being very nice, I own I should rather choose a wife of mine to have the usual number of limbs, and a limited quantity of back: and though one eye may be very agreeable, yet as the prejudice has always run in favour of two, I would not wish to affect a singularity in that article.
Стр. 73 - ... they were all eaten by a wolf (hyena), and scattered over the desert, while he was away leading some merchants over the sandy plains. When, after a march of ten days over stony hills, and arid plains of deep sand, we came suddenly upon the broad river, winding through the rich green of the durracovered banks, we could exclaim with the Psalmist, " He maketh me to lie down in green pastures ; He leadeth me beside still waters;" and as a Bedouin in advance of us called his servant, who was walking...