Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 279
It had lookeddown upon the rock sepulchers of men, at itsbase, and seen them swallowed up for ages in themaw of the desert; and it had looked down, butyesterday, out of its imperial repose, as humanants toiled to lay bare again the massive crea-tures of stone which other human ants had fash-ioned… … ALL TH.\T D.\Y HE W.MTF.D I\ THE SEDGES. light suiTused the East, heightening into a whiteglow near the horizon. The full revealing ra-diance of the day was soon coming. Achmed atonce felt the need of concealment. He must notbe seen by human eyes, which might penetratethe secret of his escape. What…
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