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ing in them.
One little mite, swift as the wind,
as graceful as a young deer, clad in a
single slip, followed our carriage for
miles, in the hope of receiving more
(and yet more) coins.
One day we mounted camels, and
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dunes, away from all traces of the
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purple spikes, with yellow centers,
looking like fox-glove; tiny white cac
tus. A small yellow flower something
like our marigolds, we found —and
other flowers —growing out of the
sand without a trace of moisture visi
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We found, also, other living things
that were as great a surprise. There
was a big, fat-bellied, black beetle de
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queer-looking creatures there were,
too, whose acquaintance we did not
wish to cultivate.
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the fact that we could not stay al
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the fore legs; and the snarl begins,
deepening with the touch on the hind
legs, and ending in a sneer that curls
up the upper lip as the animal finally
reaches the ground. If enraged, his
favorite revenge consists in sousing
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