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the fatigue of looking into caverns where there was nothing to be seen. I often found in our visits to the caves, that he acquired the most satisfactory know-> ledge of their contents, who staid in his vessel, and read of what they formerly were. My companions, it seems, afterwards came to the same conclusion ; for -when they rejoined me at the caverns of Ben Hassan, they acknowledged that they had not been repaid for the difficult ascent over the detritus of the mountain.
They had discovered, ...however, in an excavation, the figure of an animal, which savans have shown conclu- sively indicated that Diana, the Bubastis of the an- cients, was a great lioness with the Egyptians, and not a cat, as many malicious antiquarians have perversely represented her. While my friends passed from the cave of the " Lady of the Specs," I dropped down with the boat to the proper landing of Ben Hassan, thus escaping the scourge of a clamorous band of wild fellahs, who beset them from the village, and insisted either upon backsheesh or their services.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the fatigue of looking into caverns where there was nothing to be seen. I often found in our visits to the caves, that he acquired the most satisfactory know-> ledge of their contents, who staid in his vessel, and read of what they formerly were. My companions, it seems, afterwards came to the same conclusion ; for -when they rejoined me at the caverns of Ben Hassan, they acknowledged that they had not been repaid for the difficult ascent over the detritus of the mountain.
They had discovered, ...however, in an excavation, the figure of an animal, which savans have shown conclu- sively indicated that Diana, the Bubastis of the an- cients, was a great lioness with the Egyptians, and not a cat, as many malicious antiquarians have perversely represented her. While my friends passed from the cave of the " Lady of the Specs," I dropped down with the boat to the proper landing of Ben Hassan, thus escaping the scourge of a clamorous band of wild fellahs, who beset them from the village, and insisted either upon backsheesh or their services.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Furniss, William. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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