...have attended an introduction to the Aga. He thus expresses his enthusiasm on arriving at the City : " I can now account for the surprize expressed by the...the Rabbinical compilations, and the passages in the antients relative to Judea, still knows nothing at all about it. I paused, with my eyes fixed on Jerusalem,...

...cruu faders and pilgrims, at the firft fight of Jerusalem,' according to the^reports of hiftorians and travellers* I can affirm, that whoever has, like...the Holy Land, the rabbinical compilations, and the paflages in the ancierus relative to Judea, ftill knows nothing at all about it. I paufed with my eyes...

...the crufaders and pilgrims, at the firft fight of Jerulalem, according to the reports of hiftorians and travellers. I can affirm, that whoever has, like...the Holy Land, the rabbinical compilations, and the paiïages in the ancients relative to Judea, ftill knows nothing at all about it. I paufcd with my...

...City !" exclaimed the guide, and aw^jf lie went at full gallop.* I can now account for the surprise expressed by the crusaders and pilgrims, at the first...nothing at all about it. I paused with my eyes fixed on Jerusalem, measuring the height of its walls, reviewing at once all the recollections of history...

...Holy City !" exclaimed the guide, and away he went at full gallop/' I can now account for the surprise expressed by the crusaders and pilgrims, at the first...two hundred modern accounts of the Holy Land, the Rabhinical compilations and the passages in the aneituils relative to Judea, still knows nothing at...

...City !" exclaimed the guide, and away he went at full gallop.* . I can now account for the surprise expressed by the crusaders and pilgrims, at the first...like me, had the patience to read near two hundred modem accounts of the Holy Land, the Rabbinical compilations and the passages in the aucienU relative...

...Holy city !" exclaimed the guide, and away he went at full gellop. 1 can now account for the surprise expressed by the crusaders and pilgrims at the first sight of Jerusalem, according to the reports ol historians and travellers. I can affirm that whoever has, like me, had the patience to read near...

...Jerusalem, once the joy of the whole earth ! " I can now account," says M. Chateaubriand, " for the surprise expressed by the crusaders and pilgrims at the first...that whoever has, like me, had the patience to read nearly two hundred modern accounts of the Holy Land, the Rabbinical compilations, and the passages...

...historians and travellers. I can affirm that whoever has, like me, had the patience to read nearly two hundred modern accounts of the Holy Land, the Rabbinical compilations, and the passages in the ancient writers respecting Judea, still knows nothing at all about it. I paused with my eyes fixed...

...Jerusalem, once the joy of the whole earth ! " I can now account," says M. Chateaubriand, " for the surprise expressed by the crusaders and pilgrims at the first...that whoever has, like me, had the patience to read nearly two hundred modem accounts of the Holy Land, the Rabbinical compilations, and the passages in...