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... Antar , a Bedoueen Romance . Translated from the Arabic , by Terrick Hamilton , Esq . , Oriental Secretary to the British Embassy at Constantinople . Part the First , in 4 Vols . Crown 8vo . 21. 12s . 6d . Boards . Murray . 1820 . I F ...
... Antar , a Bedoueen Romance . Translated from the Arabic , by Terrick Hamilton , Esq . , Oriental Secretary to the British Embassy at Constantinople . Part the First , in 4 Vols . Crown 8vo . 21. 12s . 6d . Boards . Murray . 1820 . I F ...
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... Antar Antar's rapid progress in the affections of the King ex- cited the envy and indignation of his enemies , principally Ibla's relations , who plotted his destruction ; and many of his adventures are hair - breadth escapes from the ...
... Antar Antar's rapid progress in the affections of the King ex- cited the envy and indignation of his enemies , principally Ibla's relations , who plotted his destruction ; and many of his adventures are hair - breadth escapes from the ...
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... Antar , is it not well known that when a slave exposes his life to the abyss of danger , he is exalted to the height of glory ? They then concealed themselves till morning dawned , when Antar clad and incased himself in armour till he ...
... Antar , is it not well known that when a slave exposes his life to the abyss of danger , he is exalted to the height of glory ? They then concealed themselves till morning dawned , when Antar clad and incased himself in armour till he ...
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