 | Great Britain - 1802 - 700 pages
...EL-ARISH. " THE view of the camp the morning after my arrival at EI-Arifli, was to me a very Angular fight, as I believe it was original in its kind. The ground upon which h ftood was irregular, and a perfect defert of white fand, with no other figns of vegetation than a... | |
 | 1801 - 574 pages
...number. He thus describes the camp as it first presented itself to his view: • •> * The view of the camp the morning after my arrival at El-Arish, was...believe it was original in its kind. The ground upon xvhieh it stood was irregular, and a perfectdesert of white sand, with no other tigns of vegetation... | |
 | English literature - 1801 - 562 pages
...grandeur. " The view of the camp, the morning after my arrival at El-Ariih, was tome a very fingular fighr, as "I believe it was original in its kind. The ground upon which it Itood was irregular, and a pertecí deferí of white find, with no other figns of vegetation than a... | |
 | Literature, Modern - 1801 - 556 pages
..." The view of the camp, the morning after my arrival at El-Arifh, was to me a very fingular fight, as I believe it was original in its kind. The ground upon which it ftood was irregular, and a perteiit defert of white fand, with no other figns of vegetation than a... | |
 | Electronic journals - 1855 - 668 pages
...whereas, from a want of it, they are despicable enemies:" The camp at El-Arish : " The view of the camp the morning after my arrival at El-Arish, was...sand, with no other signs of vegetation than a few date-trees, which stood in a cluster at a small distance. The tents, which are of different colours... | |
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The view of the camp the morning after my arrival at El-Arish, was to me a very singular sight, as I believe it was original in its kind. The ground upon which it stood was irregular, and a perfect desert of white sand, with no other signs of vegetation... 