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... travellers now left the pilgrims , and , proceeding to the north - west shore of the Dead Sea , or lake Asphaltites , ventured to bathe in its bitter . stream . They found that the taste of these waters was in- tolerably saline ; and ...
... travellers now left the pilgrims , and , proceeding to the north - west shore of the Dead Sea , or lake Asphaltites , ventured to bathe in its bitter . stream . They found that the taste of these waters was in- tolerably saline ; and ...
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... travellers in Greece and the Turkish dominions , to require any personal notice from our hands : in their works and journals , he meets us at every turn as an elegant scholar , a persevering traveller , and a man of active research and ...
... travellers in Greece and the Turkish dominions , to require any personal notice from our hands : in their works and journals , he meets us at every turn as an elegant scholar , a persevering traveller , and a man of active research and ...
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... traveller is exposed , but contains a series of admonitions on the moral danger of lingering in France or its gay metropolis . Mr. C. sets out by attempting to embody his remarks in the following questions : The 1. Are our travellers ...
... traveller is exposed , but contains a series of admonitions on the moral danger of lingering in France or its gay metropolis . Mr. C. sets out by attempting to embody his remarks in the following questions : The 1. Are our travellers ...
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