Ellison, D. J. (Daniel James) · New York : Underwood & Underwood · leaf 65
eserve it. The stone crop also is abundant. The physical geography of the country The mountains yield great quantities of is unique. The land consists of moun¬ marble. The principal quarries are in the tains and small valleys. Were one of the sides of Mount Pentellicon, which fur¬ many shepherds… … around Megara and her own consump¬ ^Competitors’ Entrance to the Stadion, Olympia—Where for Delphi. The coun¬ tion ; much bread¬ 1,000 Years the Games Were Played. try has been succes¬ stuff is imported. sively overrun by Slavs, Albanians and Some tobacco and cotton are also produced. Wallachians.…
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