Egypt And Nubia Their Scenery And Their People Being Incidents of History And
Egypt And Nubia Their Scenery And Their People Being Incidents of History And
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The three of us had just room to sit upon the place. I saw two or three names scratched upon the central slab, to which of course I added my own, and collected some bones of the jerbil, which lay scattered about. At first I imagined these might have been carried up by hawks, but I soon heard tlie animals squeaking under where I sat. I had passed a vulture's nest on my way up. The heat was now most intense, and the stones so hot, that it became unpleasant to sit on them very long, and it would h...ave been rather too daring an experiment to attempt standing. The descent was, as might be expected, much more dangerous, though not so difficult as the ascent. * This pyramid, if in Hyde Park, might possibly be worn into a Sunday's amusement ; but in its present state, I believe that nothing short of heaven itself would ever tempt me to go so near to heaven again by the same means. I ask permission to give some proofs of the real or imaginary difficulty of the undertaking. The Arabs in the neighbourhood of Cairo are much bolder than elsewhere, and even make a practice of hooting and laughing at Franks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The three of us had just room to sit upon the place. I saw two or three names scratched upon the central slab, to which of course I added my own, and collected some bones of the jerbil, which lay scattered about. At first I imagined these might have been carried up by hawks, but I soon heard tlie animals squeaking under where I sat. I had passed a vulture's nest on my way up. The heat was now most intense, and the stones so hot, that it became unpleasant to sit on them very long, and it would h...ave been rather too daring an experiment to attempt standing. The descent was, as might be expected, much more dangerous, though not so difficult as the ascent. * This pyramid, if in Hyde Park, might possibly be worn into a Sunday's amusement ; but in its present state, I believe that nothing short of heaven itself would ever tempt me to go so near to heaven again by the same means. I ask permission to give some proofs of the real or imaginary difficulty of the undertaking. The Arabs in the neighbourhood of Cairo are much bolder than elsewhere, and even make a practice of hooting and laughing at Franks.
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