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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]
(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...
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...
Cook's tourists' handbook for Egypt, the Nile, and the Desert [Electronic Version]
(Rice University, 1897)
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COOKS TOURS IN EGYPT, ARABIA PETRÆA AND LOWER
BY KEITH JOHNSTON, F.R.S.E.COOK'S HANDBOOK FOR EGYPT, THE NILE, AND THE DESERT.Introductory.PRACTICAL INFORMATION FOR TRAVELLERS.SEASON FOR EASTERN TOURS...
, OLD SHEFFIELD PLATE, ETC. Illustration of title-pageCOOK'S TOURISTS' HANDBOOK FOR EGYPT, THE NILE, AND THE DESERT.UDGATEIRCUSO.TDFFICES OFHOSOOKONGYPTIMITEDEAREAR...
, OLD SHEFFIELD PLATE, ETC. Illustration of title-pageCOOK'S TOURISTS' HANDBOOK FOR EGYPT, THE NILE, AND THE DESERT.UDGATEIRCUSO.TDFFICES OFHOSOOKONGYPTIMITEDEAREAR...
Hand-book for travellers in Egypt; including descriptions of the course of the Nile to the second cataract, Alexandria, Cairo, the pyramids, and Thebes, the overland transit to India, the peninsula of Mount Sinai, the oases, &c. Being a new edition, corrected and condensed, of "Modern Egypt and Thebes" [Electronic Version]
(Rice University, 1847)
port of ), by the river Nile, in steamers. (
Route 6.)See3rd, to across the desert; this part
of the journey is performed in carriages. ( Route 7.) The
entire journey...
Egypt through the stereoscope : a journey through the land of the Pharaohs [Electronic Version]
(Rice University, 1908)
the
Delta, the scattered oases in the desert on the west, the
eastern desert to the , with the greater part of the Peninsula of
Sinai. Of cultivable soil the narrow valley above the Delta...
northern end of the African continent is traversed from the Atlantic on the west to the Red Sea on the east by a vast desert, which is continued eastward through Arabia and far into the heart...
northern end of the African continent is traversed from the Atlantic on the west to the Red Sea on the east by a vast desert, which is continued eastward through Arabia and far into the heart...
Boat Life in Egypt and Nubia [Electronic Version]
(Rice University, 1874)
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Derweesh and anArgumentConvert himPunch andJudyDonkeyDerweeshMosk ofAmerTheNilometer, andIsland, ofRhodaHowling and...
AncientEileithyasAntiquesTrue orFalseCost ofAntiquesBuyingThemAnArabHorseRain inEgyptRuins ofEileithyasLizards DesertMare The...
AncientEileithyasAntiquesTrue orFalseCost ofAntiquesBuyingThemAnArabHorseRain inEgyptRuins ofEileithyasLizards DesertMare The...
Queer things about Egypt [Electronic Version]
(Rice University, 1911)
of the
Bible and the Pharaohs.Queer Things
about JapanQueerThings about PersiaI have also much to say about the exhilaration of riding and camping in the desert; the utterly strange life in the Great Oasis; the comedy of the Nile...
it falling into the hands of the Crusaders. In the mounds of sand heaped upon its ruins by the winds of the desert any one who likes can fossick for the remains of Arab pottery (all dating...
it falling into the hands of the Crusaders. In the mounds of sand heaped upon its ruins by the winds of the desert any one who likes can fossick for the remains of Arab pottery (all dating...
A handbook for travellers in Lower and Upper Egypt [Electronic Version]
(Rice University, 1888)
at orthographical transliteration, will no doubt provoke the wrath
and scorn of the learned purist, but it seemed the best course to pursue,
at any rate until some authoritative method of writing Eastern names...
the traveller to Beyrout before the end of May. Or he may vary the latter part of this programme by only going to Mount Sinai, and instead of continuing the Long Desert journey...
the traveller to Beyrout before the end of May. Or he may vary the latter part of this programme by only going to Mount Sinai, and instead of continuing the Long Desert journey...
Egypt: descriptive, historical, and picturesque [Electronic Version]
(Rice University, 1887)
and desert, laughs to scorn the patient strength of the camel and the
docile swiftness of the Arab horse; the uniform and arms
of the soldiers are made to resemble those of the West more
and more...
and the citizens, the peasants and the sons of the desert, at the solemn occasions of rejoicing or of mourning; as he watches the labours or the repose of the dwellers by the Nile, may still detect forms of antique...
and the citizens, the peasants and the sons of the desert, at the solemn occasions of rejoicing or of mourning; as he watches the labours or the repose of the dwellers by the Nile, may still detect forms of antique...
Oriental Cairo : the city of the "Arabian nights" [Electronic Version]
(Rice University, 1911)
of
the Caliphs, or at night, when the bazars were
deserted and the moon was high, to gaze upon the fairy
lineaments of those three royal mosques in the Street of
the Coppersmiths...
-el-; while the Turf Club, the Hôtel d'Angleterre, the British Consulate Offices, the English Church, and the Office of the Eastern Telegraph Company are all situated in the centre...
-el-; while the Turf Club, the Hôtel d'Angleterre, the British Consulate Offices, the English Church, and the Office of the Eastern Telegraph Company are all situated in the centre...
A Thousand Miles Up The Nile [Electronic Version]
(Rice University, 1890)
.Of the fascination of Egyptian travel, of the charm of the Nile, of the
unexpected and surpassing beauty of the desert, of the ruins which are the
wonder of the world, I have said enough elsewhere. I must, however, add...
that the Big Head knows it all, whatever it may be. He has never heard of the morning-song of Memnon; but he fancies, somehow, that those closed lips might speak if questioned. Fellâh and are alone together in the desert...
that the Big Head knows it all, whatever it may be. He has never heard of the morning-song of Memnon; but he fancies, somehow, that those closed lips might speak if questioned. Fellâh and are alone together in the desert...