Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 386
THE OBELISK AT HELIOPOLIS-IN THE WORLD. ■THE OLDEST clamoring Arabs whose business, it appeared, wasto take the passengers ashore. Is nt there any harbor here ? asked McGreg- ffor. Does nt look like it! said Sandy. ByGeorge, see that boat! They 11 be smashed to bits ! … THE PORT OF JAFFA AT LOW TIDE. As he spoke, one of the little boats with passen-gers huddled in the stern shot toward the dan-gerous reef where the sea was breaking fiercelyover black rocks that stood up like ragged teeth.One tooth was missing, leaving an opening in 242 THE LAND OF MYSTERY [Jan.,…
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