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354 Dl^NOUEMENT. hibited by her husband, the trembling Hafiza followed, and found him in an adjoining cham- ber, leaning against the wall for support, his face hidden in his hands. " What means this violent emotion ? '' she inquired, timidly approaching him, " is my Selim ill?" With a gesture of impatience he bade her begone. " Selim, you are angry with me," she persisted, casting her arms round him ; " how have I offended you, oh my husband ? He struggled to break away from her, but in vain, for his strength appeared to have aban- doned him. "Leave me, as you love Heaven!" he faltered in a tone of anguish. " Hafiza! our dream of love is at an end — / am your lost Brother!" "God is great!" ejaculated Hafiza, shrinking back in consternation ; " he has scattered ashes upon our head, but he has spared us the com- mission of a dreadful crime !" The unnatural union was immediately dis- solved, and both brother and sister eventually contracted more fortunate marriages. Selim "
DitNOUEMENT. 355 Bey in progress of time became Selim Pasha, and his long tenure of office as Governor of Upper Egypt, proves that to this day he con- tinues to enjoy the favour of his patron, Mo- hammed Ali. A A 2
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A PILGRIMAGE TO THE TEMPLES AND TOM
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A WORD TO THE PUBLIC. " Rien n'appa
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A WORD TO THE PUBLIC. vii duce me t
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A WORD TO THE PUBLIC. IX fresh as t
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CONTENTS OF THE FIRST VOLUME. CHAPT
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CONTENTS. xiii CHAPTER X. Ghebel Ad
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ILLUSTRATIONS. Facade of the Great
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2 MALTA. commander, Lieutenant A pi
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4 CASAL CRENDI. sites that the isla
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6 HAGIAR CHEM. art or symmetry, or
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8 PHCENICIAN IDOLS. nicians were th
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10 MELITA. You have only to look ov
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12 PREPARATIONS. shape of breakfast
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14 VOYAGE. CHAPTER II. VOYAGE. ARRI
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IG ARRIVAL. countenance, crimson tu
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18 LANDING. Viceroy's palace, a ban
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20 ALEXANDRIA. ing by a drive to Po
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22 pompey's pillar. ried by their m
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24 CEMETERY. run will write, when w
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26 ANCIENT ALEXANDRIA. remains. The
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28 FIELD OF BATTLE. rially facilita
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30 FORTIFICATIONS. from the misrule
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32 DATE-PALMS. all imitations of th
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34 soiri
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36 FIRST IMPRESSIONS. them by their
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38 TRAVELLING COMPANIONS. clear the
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40 THE NILE. banks of the canal, ta
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42 THE NILE. a crowd of glorious as
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44 SUNSET ON THE NILE. be worse tha
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4G EGYPTIAN DONKEYS. ing of nine pe
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48 ORIENTAL COSTUME. men and things
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60 THE CITADEL. of all sorts of eat
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52 VIEW OF CAIRO. feathers, and a b
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54 RENCONTRE. order of Mohammed Ali
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56 VIGE-REGAL ESCORT. loped two men
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58 THE MEMLOOKS. One of the descend
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60 THE MEMLOOKS. ly attempted to ma
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62 THE MEMLOOKS. accession of Moham
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64 MASSACRE OF THE MEMLOOKS. the ci
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66 AMYN BEY. to calculate either di
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68 MOSQUE OF SULTAN HASSAN. airy gr
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70 GAMA TAYLOON. mosque erected on
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72 GAMA TAYLOON. a staircase windin
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74 MOSQUE OF AMR. private edifices
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76 MOSQUE OF AMR. liis favour. It w
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78 CAIRO. them the tribute due from
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80 CAIRO MISSION. making in turning
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82 PLAGUES OF EGYPT. weather is fin
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84 MOHAMMED BEY DEFTERDAR. rejoicin
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86 BRIDAL PALACE. would tell you no
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88 WEDDING PROCESSIONS. ance of tha
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90 WEDDING PROCESSIONS. And now cam
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92 EL KAITBEY. stand outside of the
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94 OVERLAND MAILS. liim to take a n
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90 AFFECTING EVENT. for ever, on th
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98 RAILROAD TO SUEZ. unlovely in th
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100 RAILROAD TO SUEZ. aud would ena
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102 RAILROAD TO SUEZ. above all he
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104 EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES. is perhap
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106 EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES. nearly on
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108 DEPARTURE. tions must be circum
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110 DEPARTURE. we would only enjoy,
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112 THE SWIFT. for which the countr
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114 ARAB CREW. and our trusty inter
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116 ARAB MUSIC. frugal supper, they
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118 RIVER SCENERY. eternal sands of
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120 A BREEZE. servants, however goo
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122 A BREEZE. dispassionately to th
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124 EGYPTIAN CAVALRY. order that Mo
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126 ARAB TEMPERANCE. consist in now
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128 CROCODILES. have not a man in o
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130 A MEETING. are discussing a bot
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132 ARAB FILIAL AFFECTION. by Moham
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134 A RIDE. and chocolate bonbons,
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136 THE GHAWAZEE. that nothing is t
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138 THE GHAWAZEE. large glass of th
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1 40 LUXOR. necessary halt anywhere
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142 TEMPLE OF LUXOR. suddenly excla
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144 TEMPLE OF LUXOR. capital, a pha
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146 EGYPTIAN ARCHITECTURE. read the
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148 AN ANTIQUARY. liar to old Egypt
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150 ARRIVAL AT ESNEH. chest, or som
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152 TEMPLE OF ESNEH. the French car
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1 54 DISENCHANTMENT. There, my firs
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156 A SHOAL OF CROCODILES. near the
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158 PASSING GLIMPSES. quarries of H
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160 ES-SOIIAN. allowed us the optio
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162 DESERT CEMETERY. cracked throug
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164 MIXED POPULATION. produces a do
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166 ELEPHANTINA. This was a reasoni
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168 THE FIRST CATARACT. were demoli
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170 THE FIRST CATARACT. pelago of g
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172 THE FIRST CATARACT. But his unr
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174 THE FIRST CATARACT. river, swam
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170 THE FIRST CATARACT. formidable
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178 REIS HASSAN. empty our boat of
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180 SUCCESS. crew on board, beaded
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182 SLAVE-BOAT. under the escort of
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184 PROGRESS UP THE RIVER. CHAPTER
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186 KOROSKO. of Nubia, and this abr
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188 COURSE OF THE NILE. obstacles o
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190 A BATTLE-ROYAL. every year take
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192 IBRIM. the aggressions of the E
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194 NATURAL PYRAMIDS. mous wigs. Th
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196 THE COURBAIRAM. the whole of th
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198 ROCK OF ABOUSIR. alacrity when
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200 LIVRE DES VOYAGEURS. facilitate
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202 NIGHT SCENE. part of the deck r
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204 GHEBEL ADDEH. CHAPTER X. GHEBEL
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20G TEMPLES OF IBSAMBOUL. and curio
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208 TEMPLES OF IBSAMBOUL. be what w
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210 TEMPLES OF IBSAMBOUL. first pla
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TEMPLES OF IBSAMBOUL. 211 and hiero
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TEMPLES OF IBSAMBOUL. 213 pillars,
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DERR. 215 stone of tlie same date a
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A NUBIAN PALACE. 217 his Court at D
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A NUBIAN PRINCE. 219 personage more
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A NUBIAN HAREEM. 221 woven in diffe
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A NUBIAN HAREEM. 223 ter at hand I
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NUBIAN BALLET. 225 CHAPTER XI. NUBI
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OSTRICH EGGS. 227 moment when you s
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ABABDE ARABS. 220 year perished in
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WADY SEBOOA. 231 tion, although of
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SECOND EDITIONS OF TEMPLES. 233 tho
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ghirschjI: housseyn. 235 in Freysch
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BANDOUR. 237 ing such neat, clean l
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THE VENDETTA. 239 Sulieman and Ali
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RAHABA. 241 going, and has never sp
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KALABSCIII. 243 the quantities of b
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THE GOD MALOULI. 245 his mother (th
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BET-OUALLY. 247 scope of my compreh
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PHIL^. 249 CHAPTER XII. PIIILiE.—
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RUINS. 251 preserve inviolate the i
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TEMPLE OF ISIS. 253 of the Ptolemie
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PORTRAIT OF CLEOPATRA. 255 been; bu
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PHARAOH'S BED. 257 same materials,
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RENCONTRE. 259 of them shortly afte
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ANOTHER RENCONTRE. 261 sailing. All
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ROOM OMBOS. 263 CHAPTER XIII. KOOM
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GHEBEL SILSILIS. 265 laces. There a
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TEMPLE OF EDFOU. 267 ceeded one ano
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VIEW. 269 course to the tutelary de
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TOMBS. 271 and habits of the severa
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SOFIA. 273 which the Eastern dancin
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SOFIA. 275 dress is the prettiest p
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TALLYHO ! 277 had been warned to re
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CHRISTMAS CHEER. 279 liini to hear
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THE VOCAL MEMNON. 281 partook of co
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THE VOCAL MEMNON. 283 the statue of
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PHARAONIC ARCHITECTURE. 285 years b
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THE RHAMESSEIUM. 287 theon, and eit
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TOMBS. 289 bowels of the calcareous
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THE ASSi^SSIEF. 291 which they brok
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RELICS. 293 me out of those sepulch
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BIBAN EL MOLUK. 295 SO utterly barr
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THE HALL OF BEAUTY. 297 the walls a
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THE HARPERS. 299 a number of small
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AMULETS. 301 system demonstrating t
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KARNAK, 303 CHAPTER XV. KARNAK. HYP
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Page 337 and 338: REFLECTIONS. 313 ing mouths of mumm
Page 339 and 340: TEMPLE OF DENDERAH. 315 CHAPTER XVI
Page 341 and 342: CLEOPATRA. 317 lishments that some
Page 343 and 344: MOHAMMED ALL 319 considerable exten
Page 345 and 346: MOHAMMED ALT. 321 interior of the s
Page 347 and 348: SEID HUSSEYN. 323 morrow was to be
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Page 353 and 354: AMUSEMENTS. 329 ever, that I am goi
Page 355 and 356: TURKISH DINNER. 331 manner ; and no
Page 357 and 358: TURKISH DINNER. 333 and when at las
Page 359 and 360: TURKISH DINNER. 335 Thus terminated
Page 361 and 362: VISITS. 837 Madame B— , and not o
Page 363 and 364: SHEIKH HARIDI. 339 that this rugged
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Page 367 and 368: THE BASTINADO. 343 depart; a favour
Page 369 and 370: SELIM PASHA. 845 do not vouch for t
Page 371 and 372: ROMANCE OF REAL LIFE. 347 residence
Page 373 and 374: ROMANCE OF REAL LIFE. 349 that she
Page 375 and 376: ROMANCE OF REAL LIFE. 351 her, she
Page 377: ROMANCE OF REAL LIFE. 353 born, and
Page 381 and 382: NILE VOYAGERS. 357 containing the B
Page 383 and 384: PUFF ANTICIPATORY. 359 of the Nile,
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Page 387 and 388: PAINTINGS. 363 with the Egyptians i
Page 389 and 390: BEDRECHEIN. 365 is at Beni Hassan,
Page 391 and 392: COLOSSAL STATUE. 3G7 statue of Rhan
Page 393 and 394: IBIS MUMMIES. 309 on the spot, to s
Page 395 and 396: SARCOPHAGUS. 371 lid is carved like
Page 397 and 398: OUR CREW. 373 boat with eighteen Ar
Page 399: RETURN TO CAIRO. 375 that had neith
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