aza and Esdraelon, where the scenerypresents an agreeable contrast to that of the highlands. Clearbrooks are running through grassy plots, or breaking in falls overimmense boulders, hung with brambles and feathery fern, and overthe Jordan plains, broad wolds, dotted with clustering trees,… … Fig. 177.—Dolmen at Ala-Safat. De Luynes, Voyage, torn, i. p. 135, monuments ; be it to mark a sacred spot, the burial-place of achieftain, or some traditional event that had taken place there. Tothis day, as the Arab travels along the main routes of the country,and comes upon stone monuments…
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