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Whether he has succeeded in working out his own idea or not must be left for
others to determine , but , if he has failed , it has not been through want of
opportunity to study the originals of which his pictures are to be copies . For a
quarter of a ...
Whether he has succeeded in working out his own idea or not must be left for
others to determine , but , if he has failed , it has not been through want of
opportunity to study the originals of which his pictures are to be copies . For a
quarter of a ...
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Many of them are original , and others selected from the best ex : isting sources ,
and so corrected as to be more true to nature , and more appropriate to the book .
In this department the author has been largely indebted to the pencil of his son ...
Many of them are original , and others selected from the best ex : isting sources ,
and so corrected as to be more true to nature , and more appropriate to the book .
In this department the author has been largely indebted to the pencil of his son ...
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Now , if these are original Jewish habits and practices , it is plain that the
Christian Church , from the very first , established new customs in these respects .
It is supposed that the men are required to worship with heads uncovered , as a
tacit ...
Now , if these are original Jewish habits and practices , it is plain that the
Christian Church , from the very first , established new customs in these respects .
It is supposed that the men are required to worship with heads uncovered , as a
tacit ...
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That , in fact , its original home was in the great African desert , and , during the
countless ages of the past , it has been drifted first by the wind into the sea , and
then by the current along the northern coast past Egypt , and around the head of
...
That , in fact , its original home was in the great African desert , and , during the
countless ages of the past , it has been drifted first by the wind into the sea , and
then by the current along the northern coast past Egypt , and around the head of
...
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I suspect that Damûr is the true original . The main source of this river is near ' Ain
Zehalteh , a village five hours to the east , under the lofty ridge of Lebanon . Other
streams from the mountain farther north unite with this at Jisr el Kâdy , on the ...
I suspect that Damûr is the true original . The main source of this river is near ' Ain
Zehalteh , a village five hours to the east , under the lofty ridge of Lebanon . Other
streams from the mountain farther north unite with this at Jisr el Kâdy , on the ...
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| Title | The Land and the Book, Or, Biblical Illustrations Drawn from the Manners and Customs, the Scenes and Scenery of the Holy Land Volume 1 of The land and the Book; or, Biblical illustrations drawn from the manners and customs, the scenes and scenery of the Holy land, William McClure Thomson |
| Author | William McClure Thomson |
| Publisher | Harper, 1859 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 16 Aug 2007 |
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