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    Five Months at Cairo and in Lower Egypt [Electronic Version] 

    Charmes, Gabriel (Rice University, 1883)
    singularly developed since: is now no more than a little town without character, either European or Arabian, but holding an intermediate position between the West and the East...
    ; with Arabian civilisation itself that Amru had brought, and which, like the rest, has fled for ever. It would need a very lively imagination to revive at night in modern the souvenirs of a departed...
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    Oriental Cairo : the city of the "Arabian nights" [Electronic Version] 

    Sladen, Douglas Brooke Wheelton, 1856-1947 (Rice University, 1911)
    . ORIENTAL THE CITY OF THE “ARABIAN NIGHTS” THE BAB...
    -EN-, THE OLD GATE OF VICTORY BUILT BY SALADIN. Illustration of title-pageORIENTAL CAIROTHE CITY OF THE “ARABIAN NIGHTS...
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    Egypt / by Pierre Loti ; translated from the French by W. P. Baines, and with eight illus. in colour by A. Lamplough. [Electronic Version] 

    Loti, Pierre, 1850-1923 (Rice University, 1909)
    of the star-spangled vault And this apparent radiation from within, by its lack of likelihood, makes them seem more awful.And all around is the desert; a corner of the mournful kingdom of sand...
    in the hollows and far away, this wonderful silver moon reveals even their slightest gestures; for their white robes and black cloaks stand sharply out against the monotonous rose of the desert. At times they call...
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    Egypt [Electronic Version] 

    Kelly, Robert Talbot, 1861-1934 (Rice University, 1910)
    by the sea, which is plainly shown by the fossils embedded in the rocks, and which lie scattered over its highest deserts.As the sea receded, the Nile, then a mighty river...
    of Africa.In this way the Egypt of history has been formed, but, surrounded as it is by sandy wastes, and often swept by hot desert winds, no rain falls to bring life to the fields, or enable...
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    Egypt: handbook for travellers [Electronic Version] 

    Baedeker, Karl (Rice University, 1898)
    , the singularly clear atmosphere, the wonderful colouring and effects of light and shade, the exuberant fertility of the cultivated districts contrasted with the solemn, awe-inspiring desert, and the manners, customs...
    AssuânElephantine13th Day. its bazaars, etc. Expedition to the tombs on (p. 329) recommended.Assuân,Mount Grenfell14th Day. Expedition into the desert on donkey or camel. Then cross to the island...
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    The land of the Pharaohs. Egypt and Sinai: illustrated by pen and pencil. [Electronic Version] 

    Manning, Samuel, 1822-1881 (Rice University, 1875)
    spreading his prayer-carpet in the roadway, and performing his devotions, as little disturbed by the bustle around him as though he were alone in the desert.parvenuIN AN EGYPTIAN STREET.en route...
    , or soaring in dense clouds overhead. The narrow strip of desert which forms the northern coast-line of Egypt is soon crossed, and we enter the Delta of the Nile, which continues almost as far...
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    Queer things about Egypt [Electronic Version] 

    Sladen, Douglas Brooke Wheelton, 1856-1947 (Rice University, 1911)
    , and the lordly mediæval cemetery called the Tombs of the Caliphs, whose shrines, stretching into the desert, form the most beautiful and romantic vision in the kingdom of Arabian art...
    perfect climate. If he is satisfied with sunshine, without uniformity of temperature, in he can have the gayest of winter Society, combined with all sorts of sport and the contemplation of monuments innumerable in a mediæval Arabian...
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    A Confederate Soldier in Egypt [Electronic Version] 

    Loring, William Wing, 1818-1886 (Rice University, 1884)
    Pacha, Khedive of EgyptHead of Menephthah, the Pharaoh of the ExodusThe Plain before Sinai, where the Israelites were EncampedDe LessepsBedouin of the Desert and his CamelRemains of Small Temple at PhilæAncient Rock...
    Egyptians in sheer wonder at its fertilizing power, cleaves in its course five thousand miles of desert. Without its miracle-working alluvium, the valley lands which are now a garden...
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    Boat Life in Egypt and Nubia [Electronic Version] 

    Prime, William Cowper, 1825-1905 (Rice University, 1874)
    IrrigationShooting along theDesertTombs of theMemlookSultans Derweesh and anArgumentConvert himPunch andJudyDonkeyDerweeshMosk ofAmerTheNilometer, andIsland, ofRhodaHowling and...
    AncientEileithyasAntiquesTrue orFalseCost ofAntiquesBuyingThemAnArabHorseRain inEgyptRuins ofEileithyasLizards DesertMare The...
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    Egypt: Ancient Sites and Modern Scenes [Electronic Version] 

    Maspero, Gaston (Rice University, 1910)
    to the nature of his studies, or the turn of his imagination, could believe himself to be visiting the land of the Pharaoh Sesostris, or that of the Sultans of the “Arabian Nights.” For three days...
    for cultivation, and near Bedrechein I found a field of Indian millet on exactly the same spot where I had formerly sailed in about six or nine feet of water. On the Arabian side progress has been equally...
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    AuthorSladen, Douglas Brooke Wheelton, 1856-1947 (2)Baedeker, Karl (1)Bell, Lilian, 1867-1929 (1)Charmes, Gabriel (1)Duff Gordon, Lucie, Lady, 1821-1869 (1)Dunning, Harry Westbrook, 1871- (1)Edwards, Amelia Ann Blanford, 1831-1892 (1)Kelly, Robert Talbot, 1861-1934 (1)Loftie, W. J. 1839-1911. (William John) (1)Loring, William Wing, 1818-1886 (1)... View MoreSubject
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