Those Holy Fields: Palestine, Illustrated by Pen and Pencil |
מתוך הספר
תוצאות 1-5 מתוך 26
עמוד 13
... the foot of some black slimy steps, leading to the Turkish custom-house. A
crowd of wretched creatures press round us, clamouring for 6ackshish. The
unpaved road is ankle deep in mud. Foul sights, and yet fouler smells, offend the
senses.
... the foot of some black slimy steps, leading to the Turkish custom-house. A
crowd of wretched creatures press round us, clamouring for 6ackshish. The
unpaved road is ankle deep in mud. Foul sights, and yet fouler smells, offend the
senses.
עמוד 25
A U.S. Shortly after leaving Abu-Gosh we descend into a broad deep valley, the
Wady es-Sumt, enclosed by rounded hills, terraced and covered with olives to the
very summit. A brook, swollen by winter rains into a torrent, brawls over a bed of ...
A U.S. Shortly after leaving Abu-Gosh we descend into a broad deep valley, the
Wady es-Sumt, enclosed by rounded hills, terraced and covered with olives to the
very summit. A brook, swollen by winter rains into a torrent, brawls over a bed of ...
עמוד 54
Now and then a glimpse of the Dead Sea is gained— the deep blue of its waters
gaining an additional intensity from the red or purple of the mountains of Moab,
which form the background of the landscape. The black tents of the Bedouin, their
...
Now and then a glimpse of the Dead Sea is gained— the deep blue of its waters
gaining an additional intensity from the red or purple of the mountains of Moab,
which form the background of the landscape. The black tents of the Bedouin, their
...
עמוד 56
The solitary palm tree, said to have been planted by St. Saba himself, stood out
clear and distinct, every frond relieved against the deep blue of the sky behind it.
Even our Bedouin escort, usually so insensible to natural scenery, seemed awed
...
The solitary palm tree, said to have been planted by St. Saba himself, stood out
clear and distinct, every frond relieved against the deep blue of the sky behind it.
Even our Bedouin escort, usually so insensible to natural scenery, seemed awed
...
עמוד 59
The soil consists of a soft chalk or white marl, furrowed in every direction by a
labyrinth of valleys and pits from fifty to a hundred feet deep, cut, ages ago, by
torrents long since dried up, leaving fantastic flat-topped mounds of every
conceivable ...
The soil consists of a soft chalk or white marl, furrowed in every direction by a
labyrinth of valleys and pits from fifty to a hundred feet deep, cut, ages ago, by
torrents long since dried up, leaving fantastic flat-topped mounds of every
conceivable ...
מה אומרים אנשים - כתיבת ביקורת
לא מצאנו ביקורות במקומות הרגילים
מהדורות אחרות - הצג הכל
מונחים וביטויים נפוצים
altar amongst ancient appeared Arabs associations beauty Bethlehem brought building built buried called cave church covered cross David Dead Sea deep desolate distance district early earth east eastern enter entrance Ephrath fact father feet fertile followed Galilee gate hand Hebron hills Holy hundred illustration interest Israel Jerusalem Jewish John Jordan Joshua king lake land leading leaving living look Lord Luke Mark Matt meaning miles mosque Mount mountains narrative natural northern once Palestine passed plain pool present probably prophet reach remains rises river road rock round ruins runs Samaria says scene seems seen sepulchre shore side soil soon southern stands stones stood summit Temple thou thousand tomb town trace tradition trees tribes turned unto valley village walls whilst whole wild
מידע ביבליוגרפי
| כותרת | Those Holy Fields: Palestine, Illustrated by Pen and Pencil Lands of scripture Mortimer B. Zuckerman Collection |
| מאת | Samuel Manning |
| הוצאה | Religious Tract Society, 1874 |
| מקור מאת | National Library of the Netherlands |
| דיגיטלי | 3 דצמבר 2014 |
| אורך | 223 עמודים |
| ייצא ציטוט ביביליוגרפי | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |