...sublime scenery of Petra, " the screaming of the eagles, hawks, and owls, who were soaring above their heads in considerable numbers, seemingly annoyed at...lonely habitation, added much to the singularity of the scene." " The fields of Tafyle," situated in the immediate vicinity of Edom, are, according to...

...to conceive any thing more awful or sublime than such an approach. The width is not more than just sufficient for the passage of two horsemen abreast...scene. " The tamarisk, the wild fig, and the oleander, grew luxuriantly about the road, rendering the passages often difficult ; in some places they hang...

...than in a carem. '•'' ' *The screaming of the eagles, hawks, and owls, who were soaring above oar heads in considerable numbers, seemingly annoyed at...lonely habitation, added much to the singularity of the scene. The tamarisk, the wild fig, and the oleander, grew luxuriously about the road, rendering...

...degree, that, without their absolutely meeting, the sky is intercepted and completely shut out for 100 ndmaid of true religion, being adapted to exalt the...a " philosophy falsely so called." The application the scene. The tamarisk, the wild fig, and the oleander grew luxuriously about the road, rendering...

...covered with brambles." — Laborde, p. 157. " The screaming of the eagles, hawks, and owls, who soared above our heads in considerable numbers, seemingly annoyed at any one approaching their habitation, added much to the singularity of the scene." — Irby and Mangles, p. 413. " The Idumeans...

...degree, that, without their absolutely meeting, the sky is intercepted and completely shut out for 100 yards together, and there is little more light than...lonely habitation, added much to the singularity of the scene. The tamarisk, the wild fig, and the oleander grew luxuriously about the road, rendering...

...and there is little more light than in a cavern. The screaming of the eagles, hawks, and owls, which were soaring above our heads in considerable numbers,...lonely habitation, added much to the singularity of the scene." On arriving at the theatre the gallant travellers observe — " Here the ruins of the city...

...blackflints" " The screaming of the eagles, hawks, and owls," Captains Irby and Mangles observe, " who, soaring above our heads in considerable numbers, seemingly annoyed at any one approaching their habitation, added much to the singularity of the scene." " I will stretch out my hand upon Edom, and...

...sublime scenery of Petra, " the screaming of the eagles, hawks, and owls, which were soaring above their heads in considerable numbers, seemingly annoyed at...lonely habitation, added much to the singularity of the scene." So says Burckhardt : " The fields of Tafyle (situated in the immediate vicinity of Edom)...

...to conceive any thing more awful or sublime than such an approach. The width is not more than just sufficient for the passage of two horsemen abreast...oleander, grow luxuriantly about the road, rendering the passages often difficult ; in some places, they hang down most beautifully from the cliffs and crevices...