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nyp.33433081591152	Buckingham, James Silk	Travels in Mesopotamia : including a journey from Aleppo to Bagdad, by the route of Beer, Orfah, Diarbekr, Mardin & Mousul : with researches on the ruins of Nineveh, Babylon, and other ancient cities by J. S. Buckingham 	1827		.txt	text/plain	94387	4559	74	As it was thought that Hadjee Abd-elRakhmān was a person of too great respectability to accept for himself any sum of money, Before us, we had an extensive plain, watered by a small stream near our halting-place, It was noon when we reached a small village, of a round form, called Waadi Sajoor, The young man gained the tent of a powerful friend, the chief of another tribe, encamped near them, and told his story ; begging that occurred to us new in these days' travel, was a particular way used by the country people in gathering their corn : practice in all places of the East that I have seen, and the reason is, that they may lose none of their straw, which is generally very short, and necessary for the sustenance of their the south-west, by a high hill, nearly overlooking the town, and crowned with the walls of a	./cache/nyp.33433081591152.pdf	./txt/nyp.33433081591152.txt