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... but the fair Medora pays her devotions to Osiris and Isis ; and she would have become a priestess at Philæ , where her brother serves in the great temple , and where she was brought up in A TALE OF THE EARLY CHURCH . 19.
... but the fair Medora pays her devotions to Osiris and Isis ; and she would have become a priestess at Philæ , where her brother serves in the great temple , and where she was brought up in A TALE OF THE EARLY CHURCH . 19.
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Annie Webb. great temple , and where she was brought up in the sacred school , if Sophis had not positively forbidden it . " " It would indeed have been a pity if she had been immured in that college for life , as I believe is too often ...
Annie Webb. great temple , and where she was brought up in the sacred school , if Sophis had not positively forbidden it . " " It would indeed have been a pity if she had been immured in that college for life , as I believe is too often ...
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... temples ; and dotted with innumerable vessels of varied size and picturesque forms , bearing the wealth and the luxury of many distant lands into this great emporium of trade . Across the entrance of the harbour , and at about the ...
... temples ; and dotted with innumerable vessels of varied size and picturesque forms , bearing the wealth and the luxury of many distant lands into this great emporium of trade . Across the entrance of the harbour , and at about the ...
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... temple of the Cæsars - with its two obelisks on each side of the entrance , rising tall and slender above all the sur- rounding buildings , and pointing to the unfathomable depth of deep blue sky that hung cloudless above them . There ...
... temple of the Cæsars - with its two obelisks on each side of the entrance , rising tall and slender above all the sur- rounding buildings , and pointing to the unfathomable depth of deep blue sky that hung cloudless above them . There ...
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... temples and tombs of that strange and mysterious land . We moderns vainly imagine that our superior civilization and intelligence have led us to make discoveries , and devise cunning devices , that were unthought of in the days of old ...
... temples and tombs of that strange and mysterious land . We moderns vainly imagine that our superior civilization and intelligence have led us to make discoveries , and devise cunning devices , that were unthought of in the days of old ...
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