 ... acquaintance. He entreated so earnestly and with such apparent confidence in his miracle-worker that a consultation was held with some of the oldest and most intelligent of the Frankish residents at Cairo, and, though no one would exactly take the...  Life and Letters of George Perkins Marsh - Page 2221888 - 479 pagesFull view - About this book
 | William Jay Youmans - Science - 1896 - 910 pages
...Cairo, and, though no one would exactly take the responsibility of advising it, every one said that the evidence of these immediate cures was such that...the ' radoubeur.' So, the second morning after their installment in their hotel, Achmet presented himself, bringing with him the most extraordinary creature... | |
 | William Jay Youmans - Science - 1896 - 898 pages
...Cairo, and, though no one would exactly take the responsibility of advising it, every one said that the evidence of these immediate cures was such that...mysterious East, decided the lame patients to call in the ' radaubeur.' So, the second morning after their installment in their hotel, Achmet presented himself,... | |
 | Douglas Graham - Computer programming - 1902 - 518 pages
...Cairo, and, though no one would exactly take the responsibility of advising it, every one said that the evidence of these immediate cures was such that...the ' radoubeur.' So, the second morning after their instalment in their hotel, Achmet presented himself, bringing with him the most extraordinary creature... | |
 | Douglas Graham - Massage - 1913 - 644 pages
...Cairo, and, though no one would exactly take the responsibility of advising it, every one said that the evidence of these immediate cures was such that...no one thought any harm could come of it. " These conditions, added to an intense desire to see more of the mysterious East, decided the lame patients... | |
 | Douglas Graham - 1913 - 648 pages
...Cairo, and, though no one would exactly take the responsibility of advising it, every one said that the evidence of these immediate cures was such that...no one thought any harm could come of it. " These conditions, added to an intense desire to see more of the mysterious East, decided the lame patients... | |
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