A Pilgrims Scrip
A Pilgrims Scrip
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We were now set north-eastwards to the sea again, by Mesellata, a fairly large settlement, and thence to the ancient Roman port of Lcbda, now ' Swainson Cowper (loc. Cit. , p. Loi) agrees with me, for he says, " During my rides in the liills the only quadrupeds seen were three hares, a few chameleons, and a mouse. ])irds are commoner, the quail, partridge, and heron, and various hawks existing, but they arc scarce. Gazelles, of course, are found on the plains near the foot of the range, and fox...es 1 have seen near the coast at Tripoli. Wolves and jackals seem unknown in the hills. " TARABLUS EL-GHARB, 1903 219 Horns, buried in the sands of the sea, spreading wide, with tombs in its suburbs. The buildings, of which much is still standing, are of well-hewn stone : three immense columns of porphj^y lie in the sand, as they were left by Admiral Smyth after his excavations in 1817 to carry spoil for King George upon his throne. As for the modern town, it is a poor little place ; but its telegraph office was bilingual enough for Weissberger to suggest to little Signor Toffolletti, two days distant in Tripoli, Prepara colazione stupenda.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We were now set north-eastwards to the sea again, by Mesellata, a fairly large settlement, and thence to the ancient Roman port of Lcbda, now ' Swainson Cowper (loc. Cit. , p. Loi) agrees with me, for he says, " During my rides in the liills the only quadrupeds seen were three hares, a few chameleons, and a mouse. ])irds are commoner, the quail, partridge, and heron, and various hawks existing, but they arc scarce. Gazelles, of course, are found on the plains near the foot of the range, and fox...es 1 have seen near the coast at Tripoli. Wolves and jackals seem unknown in the hills. " TARABLUS EL-GHARB, 1903 219 Horns, buried in the sands of the sea, spreading wide, with tombs in its suburbs. The buildings, of which much is still standing, are of well-hewn stone : three immense columns of porphj^y lie in the sand, as they were left by Admiral Smyth after his excavations in 1817 to carry spoil for King George upon his throne. As for the modern town, it is a poor little place ; but its telegraph office was bilingual enough for Weissberger to suggest to little Signor Toffolletti, two days distant in Tripoli, Prepara colazione stupenda.
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