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aountainsandaidst

sueagloriousadventure.

butitesanditotbedonehere.

besides,ihopethatihavetoldyouenoughabouttheddle

agestokeyouoreintheexcellentbooks

ofe.

theddleages,asihavetriedtoshowyou,hadbeena

periodofveryslohepeopleer

believedthat``progressionof

theeviloneandoughttobedisuraged,andastheyhap

peooighty,itoenforce

theirhepatientserfsandtheilliterateknights.

hereandthereafeetisventuredforthinto

theforbiddenregionofsce,buttheyfaredbadlyandwere

nsideredluapedhtheirlivesandajail

senteyyears.

ihandthirteeuriesthefloodof

iionalrcesovereeuropeasthenile

hadsacrossthevalleyofaegypt.itleftbehind

afertilesedintofprosperity.prosperityantleisure

hoursandtheseleisurehavebothnandena

anuscriptsandtakeaiure

andartandsic.

thenohatdivinecuriosity

anfroheranksofthoseother

alsained

du,aies,ofentihave

toldyouinlastchapter,offeredasafesheltertothese

bravepioneersain

oftheestablishedorderofthings.