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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 13 (March 1873) (1873)

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by, we begin the descent. gardens there being on terraces which reach an elevation of grace, festooning the sides of precipitous rock. The speed is great, but there is no fear-inspiring rush, no about 3,000 feet. The soil is kept moist by means of smal Our engraving represents one of the most… … of fissure at the bottom of to Mocha and the rest to Eu- the glen, and a deep pond is ropean markets. THE COFFEE GARDENS OF ARABIA. there, which must, at some It has been computed that it rises slowly as we descend, and that is all.- Notuntil we time, have been beneath high falls, the constant…

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