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... stand . Its population is second only to that of Aleppo . Successively a Roman temple and a Chris- tian church ... stands a domed building wherein lies the tomb of the famous Saracen leader , Saladin . As when Ananias sought Paul by ...
... stand . Its population is second only to that of Aleppo . Successively a Roman temple and a Chris- tian church ... stands a domed building wherein lies the tomb of the famous Saracen leader , Saladin . As when Ananias sought Paul by ...
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... stand at left and at the right are the grounds and buildings of the Singapore Cricket Club . Feathery Palms ... stands as one of Britain's sentinels overlooking the northern entrance to the Strait of Malacca , as does Singapore from the ...
... stand at left and at the right are the grounds and buildings of the Singapore Cricket Club . Feathery Palms ... stands as one of Britain's sentinels overlooking the northern entrance to the Strait of Malacca , as does Singapore from the ...
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... Stands as Symbol of the Colony's. Ο UT beyond the Gulf of St. Lawrence , only 15 miles off the southern coast of ... stand symbolically like a last outpost , all that remains of the once vast French em- pire in North America . Their ...
... Stands as Symbol of the Colony's. Ο UT beyond the Gulf of St. Lawrence , only 15 miles off the southern coast of ... stand symbolically like a last outpost , all that remains of the once vast French em- pire in North America . Their ...
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