The Quarterly Review
The Quarterly Review
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. " We knew of no other," said Hamed, " nearer than three days, but, being then too weak to proceed further, we quietly laid ourselves down to die. I recollect nothing after that night, until I found myself lashed on a camel, and my father alongside of me driving it. From him I learnt that we were discovered on the" follow- ing morning by another party of our own tribe, who had just filkd their skins at a well not half a mile from us, and that we were on our way with them to our own hamlet." ' ...— ^vol. i., pp. 88 — ^90.
There occur, however, amidst these deserts, many exi&tmye wad highly fertile oases. Bediah, for instance, is described as being a collediim of seven hamlets, situate in as many oases, each containing from two to three hundred houses. The description of these is so novel that we must extract it :— ^ VOLi LXI. MO. cxxii. T * The Digitized by LnOOQ IC . * Tht booBes are evicted i^ artificial hollowa, wUcb have lie^ «»- cavated to th^ depUi of six or eight feet, and the soil thus removed i« left in hillocks around their margiu^.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. " We knew of no other," said Hamed, " nearer than three days, but, being then too weak to proceed further, we quietly laid ourselves down to die. I recollect nothing after that night, until I found myself lashed on a camel, and my father alongside of me driving it. From him I learnt that we were discovered on the" follow- ing morning by another party of our own tribe, who had just filkd their skins at a well not half a mile from us, and that we were on our way with them to our own hamlet." ' ...— ^vol. i., pp. 88 — ^90.
There occur, however, amidst these deserts, many exi&tmye wad highly fertile oases. Bediah, for instance, is described as being a collediim of seven hamlets, situate in as many oases, each containing from two to three hundred houses. The description of these is so novel that we must extract it :— ^ VOLi LXI. MO. cxxii. T * The Digitized by LnOOQ IC . * Tht booBes are evicted i^ artificial hollowa, wUcb have lie^ «»- cavated to th^ depUi of six or eight feet, and the soil thus removed i« left in hillocks around their margiu^.
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