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The treasury of ancient Egypt; miscellaneous chapters on ancient Egyptian history and archæology (1911)

Weigall, Arthur Edward Pearse Brome, 1880-1934 · Edinburgh London, W. Blackwood and sons · leaf 179

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he hurriedover to the prostrate figure. Whatever is thematter with you 1 he said, tapping the man onthe shoulder. Wenamon raised his head. Surely you seethese birds which descend on Egypt, he groaned. Look at them! They have come into the har-bour, and how long shall I be left forsaken here ?Truly… … c > 35 c be c J2 E o - M 5: T ru xuM, The Misfortunes of Wenamon. 133 find the prince in order that some plan of actionmight be formulated. When the news was reportedto Zakar-Baal, he too began to lament; for thewhole affair was menacing and ugly. Looking outof the window he saw the Sicilian…

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