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    alkroundhisgarden

    asypanionpluhisgirdle,andeoneiety,andthreony,eysurpriseatlengthheinquiredopinionofhisfruitienlarged,andirablequality,theraexpressingsurprise,thatoffruitsoexquisiteheshouldstudiouslyesonsiderableaportion

    effendi,saidtheturk,ile,tofriendshesunnyside

    chapter8thebosphorus

    thestrangeringledfeelingsofregretandsatisfaeryofthosegiouthoftheeuxine,ybeabouttilesinlength,anditsordinarybreadthseldoxiletheoldgreekstorytellsthatoneghthearthebirdssingontheoppositeshoreandthustnarroanyriversthatarethereboundariesofkingdoyetitisstrangethatthearkedthanontheshoresofthebosphorusthetravellertusentfrohegayandglitteringshoresofeuropetothesublirbeautyandtheduskygrandeurofasia

    theeuropeanside,untilyouadvanostuninterruptedlystuddedentalbuildings:beautifulvillages,andbrilliantsuerpalaces,andbrightkiosks,paintedinarabesque,andoftengiltthegreenbackgroundtothesceneisasparklingscreenofterracedgardens,risingupachainofhillsionsarecrohgrovesofcypressandofchestnut,occasionallybreakingintofairanddelicatevalleys,richlyiqueaqueduct

    butinasiathehillsriseintountains,andthegrovessethingnseheroicburialplace

    ireerthatoneoftheststrange,andevensubli,speeonebalautualeveasiretuedhoinarrathroughthestraittotheeuxinetheystretanestiteoftheiuer,buttherest,ofurse,havebeennythousandstheyadvannseagitation:thesnorting,spouting,andsplashing,andtheyboatn,apprehensiveofbeingrundoselvesypistolse,andfoundgreatsport,as,althoughthedolphinsdeeveryefforttoavoidus,thereainedthusstationaryfoearlythreequartersofanhour,andverydivertingifoundthedelayatlengththeghtytroopofstrangerspassedus,and,isuppose,sthavearrivedatthesylegadesaboutthesatithatisoughttheeleganthospitalityofthebritishpalaceatpera

    chapter9aninterviehagreatturk

    patalexandriaanyearsfortythousandbledatself,ayoungandvaliantannerattaartheainedonthsglidedaaterialadvancent

    ihadoftenobservedthatalthoughthereostsubjeutualninedthenextdaytotheleveeoftheson;iyretufroayingrespeyquarters,tellingthatibrahiashae

    iaptuouspalaan,hissecretary;andanaidedeca

    apipediatelybrought,butibrahiielfdidnotskeaftertheusualplints,effendi,saidibrahidoyouthinktheenglishhorses

    iysuonstheturksareverydiplotieingtothepointianss,iateacurt,dry,uninterestingnversationaboutenglishhorsesequeries,esbefore,aboutenglishp

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