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... beautiful valley ; and the most remarkable relic is a temple of marble , in great preservation . Mr. L. next took a southerly course to Damas- cus , distant about 50 miles ; and he declares that the view of that city is so beautiful as ...
... beautiful valley ; and the most remarkable relic is a temple of marble , in great preservation . Mr. L. next took a southerly course to Damas- cus , distant about 50 miles ; and he declares that the view of that city is so beautiful as ...
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... beautiful plant is said to be spontaneously produced nowhere but here , and in the marshes formed by the overflowing of the Nile ; it consists of stems or rushes of a triangular form , which rise from the bottom of the water , attain a ...
... beautiful plant is said to be spontaneously produced nowhere but here , and in the marshes formed by the overflowing of the Nile ; it consists of stems or rushes of a triangular form , which rise from the bottom of the water , attain a ...
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... beautiful scene I ever beheld . The former , near the horizon , was in- terspersed with fleecy clouds , which decreased gradually in colour and density , according to their height , until , in the zenith , they dis- appeared entirely ...
... beautiful scene I ever beheld . The former , near the horizon , was in- terspersed with fleecy clouds , which decreased gradually in colour and density , according to their height , until , in the zenith , they dis- appeared entirely ...
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