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... fields of barley . Every drop of rain has filtered down to the valley , and by a system of crude but practical stone walls the fields have been terraced , one below the other , so that all the water has been utilized ; not one drop goes ...
... fields of barley . Every drop of rain has filtered down to the valley , and by a system of crude but practical stone walls the fields have been terraced , one below the other , so that all the water has been utilized ; not one drop goes ...
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... Tunisia told me the following story that illustrates the Arab character : An Arab Caid sowed one of his large fields with wheat . When it was ripe and ready for harvesting , THE ROAD BETWEEN THE GARDENS Photo by Lehnert and Landrock. 4 84.
... Tunisia told me the following story that illustrates the Arab character : An Arab Caid sowed one of his large fields with wheat . When it was ripe and ready for harvesting , THE ROAD BETWEEN THE GARDENS Photo by Lehnert and Landrock. 4 84.
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... . The result of his work appears like magic . Palm trees planted four years ago and fertilized have grown as large as Arab palm trees ten years old " ( see text , page 132 ) . A FIELD OF DAISIES IN AN OASIS OF TUNISIA The. $ 6.
... . The result of his work appears like magic . Palm trees planted four years ago and fertilized have grown as large as Arab palm trees ten years old " ( see text , page 132 ) . A FIELD OF DAISIES IN AN OASIS OF TUNISIA The. $ 6.
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A FIELD OF DAISIES IN AN OASIS OF TUNISIA The wild flowers of the north of Tunisia are so beautiful during the months of February , March , and April that they constitute a distinct attraction in themselves and are responsible for many ...
A FIELD OF DAISIES IN AN OASIS OF TUNISIA The wild flowers of the north of Tunisia are so beautiful during the months of February , March , and April that they constitute a distinct attraction in themselves and are responsible for many ...
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... field had been planted with wheat . " Yes , " answered the Caid , " but swarms of locusts arrived , armed with pitchforks ( legs ) like the gleaners . They have gleaned everything and have not left a thing . Praise be to Allah , who ...
... field had been planted with wheat . " Yes , " answered the Caid , " but swarms of locusts arrived , armed with pitchforks ( legs ) like the gleaners . They have gleaned everything and have not left a thing . Praise be to Allah , who ...
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