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Thus for example — the pious mussultilari in Belgrade will employ a friend at
Constantinople, who will empower another friend at Scandaroon to procure a
confidential friend at Grand Cairo to go in the name of him at Belgrade, and
perform his ...
There are several types; the robust and proud Nuremberg Baghdad (sometimes
called lark or scandaroon), which has a short beak, and the Steinheimer
Baghdadandthe French scandaroon(or Baghdad), with a straight beak. This last
breed ...
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The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature
Travels from England to India, in the Year 1789, by the Way of the Tyrol, Venice,
Scandaroon, Aleppo, and over the Great JDefart to Bu/sora ; with Instructions for
Travellers ; and aj/i Account of the Expence of Travelling, £sV. By AJajor "John ...
Tobias George Smollett, 1800
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A General Treatise of Monies and Exchanges
o/Scandaroon Of the Moneys, &c. of Scandaroon or Alexandretta. or Aleppo. 'Tp
H I S place is situated in Syria, at the Extremity of the MeMter- I, nean Sea, and is
considerable for nothing so much as for being the nearest Port to Aleppo, which ...
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Syria, the Holy Land & Asia Minor Illustrated: In a Series ...
The hovels of Scandaroon looked burnt and blackening, the miserable
inhabitants wasting away. The traveller found out. the home of Mr. Martinelli ; it
was a sorry dwelling, but the reception was polite and friendly. The marshes of
Scandaroon ...
John Carne, William Henry Bartlett, Thomas Allom, 1842
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The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature
At Scandaroon the inhabitants amount to about eight hundred; the houses are
built of stone with only a ground floor; and the roofs are flat on which the natives
sleep in hot weather. This place is the great thoroughfare from Asia Minor into
Syria ...
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Syria, the Holy Land, Asia Minor, &c. Illustrated: In a ...
In a Series of Views Drawn from Nature by W. H. Bartlett, William Purser, &c. With
Descriptions of the Plates John Carne. THE PLAIN OF PAYASS, OR ISSUS. The
descent towards Scandaroon, from the mountains, is fine, throughout the whole ...
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Report and Transactions of the Devonshire Association for ...
The railway which in my opinion will ultimately be selected by the Committee will
commence at the port of Scandaroon, or the Bay of Antioch, a few miles south of
Scandaroon, passing through Antioch and Aleppo, and on to the Euphrates river
...
Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, Literature and Art, 1871
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A Description Of Active And Extinct Volcanos, Of ...
Mr. Otter, when at Bylan in 1737, was told of a mountain called Araz Dagiri, about
three miles from Scandaroon, from whence fire had for some time issued.
Pococke mentions his having heard of this volcano, on his road to Seleucia (now
...
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The world displayed; or, A curious collection of voyages and ...
There are here also many other sorts of wild fowl in the other seasons, among
which are pigeons, and particularly the carrier, formerly used by the Europeans
for ex- peditiously conveying the news or a ship's arrival at Scandaroon ; bwt this
...
Samuel Johnson, Oliver Goldsmith, Christopher Smart, 1760
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Haute coo-ture: Stunning images put PIGEONS in the place of …
Side profile: Photographer Richard Bailey snapped 50 types of 'fancy pigeon', including the Scandaroon, which was developed through years of selective ... «Daily Mail, 一月 14»
Darwin's origin of the pigeon
All you need is dove: pigeon breeds such as the Old German Owl (left) and Scandaroon (right) all derive from the wild rock dove. Background shows the ... «Financial Times, 二月 13»
Danby show Results
... 1-2-3 Silverbirch Stud; short faced hen, 1-2-3 Silverbirch Stud; barb, carrier or Scandaroon cook, 1-2-3 Silverbirch Stud; hen, 1-2-3 Silverbirch Stud; magpie, ... «Whitby Today, 八月 12»
Birds of a Feather: Genetic Classification Reveals Pigeons …
In pigeons, that variation is recapitulated between the miniscule beak of the African Owl pigeon and the downward-curving schnoz of the Scandaroon pigeon. «Scientific American, 一月 12»
