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Page 184
... common parlance nearly the whole of Arabia east of the Great Desert . As regards the people inhabiting this History of the Imâms and Seyyids of Omân by Salîl - ibn - Razik from A. D. 661-1856 , translated from the original Arabic , with ...
... common parlance nearly the whole of Arabia east of the Great Desert . As regards the people inhabiting this History of the Imâms and Seyyids of Omân by Salîl - ibn - Razik from A. D. 661-1856 , translated from the original Arabic , with ...
Page 226
... common idea merely put into un- common words . It does not refer to the rule of the present Viceroy , or of any Viceroy , but to general principles of government . How , in reference to such thoughts and expressions , however , will the ...
... common idea merely put into un- common words . It does not refer to the rule of the present Viceroy , or of any Viceroy , but to general principles of government . How , in reference to such thoughts and expressions , however , will the ...
Page 455
... common judgment of the world ; such also have they published by pen and tongue ; and yet notwithstanding they themselves have lived in the common society with others , and have borne patiently with the errors and imperfections which ...
... common judgment of the world ; such also have they published by pen and tongue ; and yet notwithstanding they themselves have lived in the common society with others , and have borne patiently with the errors and imperfections which ...
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Arab Bank of England banks beauty believe better Bhamo boys called Cherubini Christian Church Cicely coast common Connor curate Daly dear Ellen England English eyes face faith father favour feeling friends Galway girls give Government Gwalior hand heart Hindu honour hope human Imâm India interest Italy John kind king Knox lady land Lesbia less Lincolnshire living look Lord Mantua matter means ment Mildmay mind Miss Brown Miss Maydew morning Muscat native natural Nejd never Omân once opera papa parish passed peasant Pelham perhaps person political poor present question religion Russia Savonarola sect seems Shelburne Sir Henry Rawlinson speak spirit Tasso tell tenant-right thing thought tion took trade truth turn Wahhabis Whig whole women words workhouse young Yunnan