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Wilhelm Hauff. UNIV . OF THE CARAVAN . A A LARGE caravan was one day travelling through the desert . Upon the immense plain , where nothing but sand and sky is seen , the bells of the camels and the small silver jingles of the horses ...
Wilhelm Hauff. UNIV . OF THE CARAVAN . A A LARGE caravan was one day travelling through the desert . Upon the immense plain , where nothing but sand and sky is seen , the bells of the camels and the small silver jingles of the horses ...
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... travellers are frequently molested by all sorts of rabble . " " Conduct me then to the merchants , " demanded the stranger . " That cannot be just yet , " replied the guide , " for we must go on with- out stopping , and besides , the ...
... travellers are frequently molested by all sorts of rabble . " " Conduct me then to the merchants , " demanded the stranger . " That cannot be just yet , " replied the guide , " for we must go on with- out stopping , and besides , the ...
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... travelled together towards Bagdad . The Caliph found in his clothes not only the box with the magic powder , but also his purse . He therefore bought in the nearest village what was needful for their journey , and so they soon came to ...
... travelled together towards Bagdad . The Caliph found in his clothes not only the box with the magic powder , but also his purse . He therefore bought in the nearest village what was needful for their journey , and so they soon came to ...
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... travellers have precedence . Zaleukos is always so grave and re- served ; why should he not tell us what it is that makes his life so serious ? Perhaps we may be able to calm his sorrow if he have any , for we would most willingly help ...
... travellers have precedence . Zaleukos is always so grave and re- served ; why should he not tell us what it is that makes his life so serious ? Perhaps we may be able to calm his sorrow if he have any , for we would most willingly help ...
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