A tour to Sheeraz by the rout of Kazroon & Feerozabad [&c.]. To which is added A history of Persia, from the death of Kureem Khan to the subversion of the Zund dynasty. [With] Appendix |
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... Hill Forts - large Town of Dires in ruins . -curious Custom - Ice and Snow - Appearance of the Moun- tains - Fort belonging to the Jews - City of Kazroon CHAPTER V. Account of one of Nadir Shah's Descendants - Steps cut in the Rock ...
... Hill Forts - large Town of Dires in ruins . -curious Custom - Ice and Snow - Appearance of the Moun- tains - Fort belonging to the Jews - City of Kazroon CHAPTER V. Account of one of Nadir Shah's Descendants - Steps cut in the Rock ...
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... hills and numerous islands . Soon after our entrance into the gulf , we suffered greatly from a severe gale of wind , called a Shimal , from the wind blowing from the north - west . These Shimals come on very suddenly ; they usually ...
... hills and numerous islands . Soon after our entrance into the gulf , we suffered greatly from a severe gale of wind , called a Shimal , from the wind blowing from the north - west . These Shimals come on very suddenly ; they usually ...
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... of the Dushtistan have something the matter with their eyes . * • The Dushtistan is the land below the hills , which form a barrier for the country of Fars . CHAPTER III . Method of travelling - Respect of the [ 10 ]
... of the Dushtistan have something the matter with their eyes . * • The Dushtistan is the land below the hills , which form a barrier for the country of Fars . CHAPTER III . Method of travelling - Respect of the [ 10 ]
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... Hill Forts - large Town of Dires in ruins- curious Custom - Ice and Snow - Appearance of the Mountains- Fort belonging to the Jews - City of Kazroon . N On the 7th of June I set off for Sheeraz , in company with a Qafilu , or caravan ...
... Hill Forts - large Town of Dires in ruins- curious Custom - Ice and Snow - Appearance of the Mountains- Fort belonging to the Jews - City of Kazroon . N On the 7th of June I set off for Sheeraz , in company with a Qafilu , or caravan ...
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... hills excessively hot . Route N. by E. thermometer 102-4 . 9th . We quitted our halting ground about eleven at night ... hill , and affords excellent abilities were eminent , could not leave this subject beyond dispute , it surely is not ...
... hills excessively hot . Route N. by E. thermometer 102-4 . 9th . We quitted our halting ground about eleven at night ... hill , and affords excellent abilities were eminent , could not leave this subject beyond dispute , it surely is not ...
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Page 18 - And level pavement. From the arched roof) Pendent by subtle magic, many a row Of starry lamps and blazing cressets, fed With naphtha and asphaltus, yielded light As from a sky.