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Both are constructed chiefly of rude stone found on the hill , united with lime , and are inconceivably rude . In the rainy season the stones are so slippery that many of the pilgrims have been severely hurt , and if the ascent has been ...
Both are constructed chiefly of rude stone found on the hill , united with lime , and are inconceivably rude . In the rainy season the stones are so slippery that many of the pilgrims have been severely hurt , and if the ascent has been ...
Page 203
The ascent of the hill is by a stair constructed by the same Modon Dotto , as rude as that of Ramsil and much steeper , but not so long . Most of the stones are rude fragments taken from the hill , but many are squared perfect granite ...
The ascent of the hill is by a stair constructed by the same Modon Dotto , as rude as that of Ramsil and much steeper , but not so long . Most of the stones are rude fragments taken from the hill , but many are squared perfect granite ...
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Beyond this I went to the principal place of worship , the tomb of Ibrahim . The buildings are of no great size and uncommonly rude , but although slovenly are in tolerable repair . From thence I returned through a very long narrow ...
Beyond this I went to the principal place of worship , the tomb of Ibrahim . The buildings are of no great size and uncommonly rude , but although slovenly are in tolerable repair . From thence I returned through a very long narrow ...
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 8 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1922 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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