Devonshire, R. L., Mrs., b. 1864 · Cairo : The Sphinx Printing Press · leaf 97
ed by one of the governors as an office in which a specialclerk sat to receive and tabulate the complaints for embezzlements brought byprivate individuals against his predecessor. 64 RAMBLES IN CAIRO work, frequently seen in Persia and in Turkey, where it has even beencopied in marble, is very rare… … Reproduced J ruDi The Sphinx.Mausoleum of Barquq. Cells of Sufi monks. The courtyard is most picturesque ; it has been allowed to get into avery neglected condition and nothing is left of the ablution fountain, but,in the hollow where it once lay, a wild tree has grown, the one livingthing among…
