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THE COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD ' shows considerable powers of graphic
description , and contains a vast amount of really trustworthy geographical
information . The book is profusely illustrated , most of the illustrations being
appropriate ...
THE COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD ' shows considerable powers of graphic
description , and contains a vast amount of really trustworthy geographical
information . The book is profusely illustrated , most of the illustrations being
appropriate ...
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Turning now to the right , a few steps bring us to the Rotunda of tim pogoslobre -
a vast space , in the centre of which stands the Holy Sepulchre itself . The doma ,
disgusted by rightcen piers , over which run two rows of arcades , is sixty - five ...
Turning now to the right , a few steps bring us to the Rotunda of tim pogoslobre -
a vast space , in the centre of which stands the Holy Sepulchre itself . The doma ,
disgusted by rightcen piers , over which run two rows of arcades , is sixty - five ...
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... Edinburgh under the North Bridge , or that in London under the Holborn
Viaduct . The excavations also laid open a vast conduit running under this
ancient street , Especially to “ The Recovery of Jerusalem , ” and “ Underground
Jerusalem .
... Edinburgh under the North Bridge , or that in London under the Holborn
Viaduct . The excavations also laid open a vast conduit running under this
ancient street , Especially to “ The Recovery of Jerusalem , ” and “ Underground
Jerusalem .
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3 — 10 ; Acts i . 18 , 19 ) , although the place has been regarded with interest
from a very early period , and contains a vast number of tombssome of hermits ,
some of Crusaders , and some of more recent date — the soil being considered
to be ...
3 — 10 ; Acts i . 18 , 19 ) , although the place has been regarded with interest
from a very early period , and contains a vast number of tombssome of hermits ,
some of Crusaders , and some of more recent date — the soil being considered
to be ...
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... the Jaffa Gatethe busiest , as the Damascus Gate is the handsomest , in
Jerusalem — and affords an opportunity of looking at the vast Russian buildings
provided for the accommodation of pilgrims , and the excellent Talitha Kumi (
Mark v .
... the Jaffa Gatethe busiest , as the Damascus Gate is the handsomest , in
Jerusalem — and affords an opportunity of looking at the vast Russian buildings
provided for the accommodation of pilgrims , and the excellent Talitha Kumi (
Mark v .
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| Title | Cities of the world, Volume 3 Cities of the world, Edwin Hodder |
| Author | Edwin Hodder |
| Published | 1881 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 13 Jun 2006 |
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