“The” Australian Abroad: Branches from the Main Routes Round the World. Ceylon, India, and Egypt, Volumen2Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, and Rivington, 1880 |
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... Land are plenteous enough , but it is a great advantage to the traveller to have read none of them . Such was the case with the author , who , in ignorance of the opinions of others , gained his ideas only from what he personally saw ...
... Land are plenteous enough , but it is a great advantage to the traveller to have read none of them . Such was the case with the author , who , in ignorance of the opinions of others , gained his ideas only from what he personally saw ...
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... LAND OF THE CROSS AND CURSE . 297 CHAPTER XXV . IN STEPS OF CRUSADERS 311 CHAPTER XXVI . CAMPED ON MOUNT ZION 326 CHAPTER XXVII . THE CITY OF SHRINES 342 CHAPTER XXVIII . ON JORDAN'S HARD ROAD 359 CHAPTER XXIX . BY THE DEAD SEA SHORE ...
... LAND OF THE CROSS AND CURSE . 297 CHAPTER XXV . IN STEPS OF CRUSADERS 311 CHAPTER XXVI . CAMPED ON MOUNT ZION 326 CHAPTER XXVII . THE CITY OF SHRINES 342 CHAPTER XXVIII . ON JORDAN'S HARD ROAD 359 CHAPTER XXIX . BY THE DEAD SEA SHORE ...
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... land has had a further advantage that neither the greatness of its ancient capital , large as London , nor its Portuguese or Dutch owners could give to it . Its merits and failings have been sung by a poet who has told us that- " Spicy ...
... land has had a further advantage that neither the greatness of its ancient capital , large as London , nor its Portuguese or Dutch owners could give to it . Its merits and failings have been sung by a poet who has told us that- " Spicy ...
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... land has had a further advantage that neither the greatness of its ancient capital , large as London , nor its Portuguese or Dutch owners could give to it . Its merits and failings have been sung by a poct who has told us that- " Spicy ...
... land has had a further advantage that neither the greatness of its ancient capital , large as London , nor its Portuguese or Dutch owners could give to it . Its merits and failings have been sung by a poct who has told us that- " Spicy ...
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... land . Not all of these catamarans came for passengers . The Cingalee has ideas of trade , and brings out his fruits and vegetables . He peddles also , and has a variety of novel and tempting tortoise - shell goods to offer to strangers ...
... land . Not all of these catamarans came for passengers . The Cingalee has ideas of trade , and brings out his fruits and vegetables . He peddles also , and has a variety of novel and tempting tortoise - shell goods to offer to strangers ...
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