Through Cyprus
Through Cyprus
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LAST DAYS IN CYPRUS. - 247 own noble creation, was named Paphos, and was believed by some to have been the founder of the city of that name. * The story of Galatea must, however, be a later invention, the original legend being that Pygmalion fell in love with a statue of Aphrodite.
Amathus was finally destroyed by Richard Coeur de Lion, in retaliation for the insult offered to his queen, Berengaria, by Isaac Comnenus, the last Duke of Cyprus.
At half-past nine Salim and our retinue passed us, a...nd at ten we fairly struck work, and, having reached a small river, halted for our midday meal. We seated ourselves on a carpet below a shady olive, where our sufferings from heat and from thirst quite pass description. Violet took her usual luncheon, whilst I regaled myself with a bowl of yaiourti or sour milk. I should have found this refreshing at any ordinary time, but it tasted only a little less hot than other viands.
About twenty camels passed us. They and their little foals Avere in fine condition, and much cleaner than those of Egypt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LAST DAYS IN CYPRUS. - 247 own noble creation, was named Paphos, and was believed by some to have been the founder of the city of that name. * The story of Galatea must, however, be a later invention, the original legend being that Pygmalion fell in love with a statue of Aphrodite.
Amathus was finally destroyed by Richard Coeur de Lion, in retaliation for the insult offered to his queen, Berengaria, by Isaac Comnenus, the last Duke of Cyprus.
At half-past nine Salim and our retinue passed us, a...nd at ten we fairly struck work, and, having reached a small river, halted for our midday meal. We seated ourselves on a carpet below a shady olive, where our sufferings from heat and from thirst quite pass description. Violet took her usual luncheon, whilst I regaled myself with a bowl of yaiourti or sour milk. I should have found this refreshing at any ordinary time, but it tasted only a little less hot than other viands.
About twenty camels passed us. They and their little foals Avere in fine condition, and much cleaner than those of Egypt.
What to read after Through Cyprus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis, Agnes Smith, 1843-1926 to read onlineMoreLess
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