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Joan Conquest The Hawk of Egypt

Fiction
English
77643 Words
Ages 8 and up
218
3

Across the golden glory of the sky floated the insistent call of the muezzin just as Damaris, followed closely by Wellington, her bulldog, turned out of the narrow street into the Khan el-Khalili. Shrill and sweet, from far and near it came, calling the faithful to prayer, impelling merchants to leave their wares, buyers their purchases, gossips their chatter, and to turn in the direction of Mecca and offer their praise to Allah, who is God. As the entire male population of the native quarter knelt, the girl drew back beneath an awning of many colours which shaded silken goods from the rays of the sun, whilst curious eyes peeped down upon her from behind the shelter of the masharabeyeh, the harem lattice of finely-carved wood. A tragic love triangle between a beautiful English girl, an English gentleman, and a half-English, half-Egyptian plays out among the ruins and under the desert stars of 1920s era Egypt. The saga ends, as all love triangles must, in tragedy upon the desert sands. [more]

Keywords: the hawk of egypt, joan conquest, historical fiction, history, literature, love story, romance, tragedy

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Lucy Duff Gordon Letters from Egypt

Literary Collections
English
132229 Words
No Age Recommendation
2978
6

Keywords: Egypt

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George Rawlinson, Arthur Gilman Ancient Egypt

History
English
95735 Words
Ages 18 and up
3
4

A beautifully written history of the mysterious and awe-inspiring ancient civilization of Egypt. One of the first and greatest of civilizations, Egypt rose to prominence during a time when humans were just beginning to successfully organize themselves against nature. Out of this organization sprang a complex religion, mathematics, astronomy, and a great zest for architecture and construction that would lead to the creation of some of the world's most enduring monuments. [more]

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George Rawlinson Ancient Egypt

Biography & Autobiography
English
98713 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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In Shape Egypt Is Like A Lily With A Crooked Stem. A Broad Blossom Terminates It At Its Upper End; A Button Of A Bud Projects From The Stalk A Little Below The Blossom, On The Left-Hand Side. The Broad Blossom Is The Delta, Extending From Aboosir To Tineh, A Direct Distance Of A Hundred And Eighty Miles, Which The Projection Of The Coast--The Graceful Swell Of The Petals--Enlarges To Two Hundred And Thirty. The Bud Is The Fayoum, A Natural Depression In The Hills That Shut In The Nile Valley On The West, Which Has Been Rendered Cultivable For Many Thousands Of Years By The Introduction Into It Of The Nile Water, Through A Canal Known As The "Bahr Yousouf." [more]

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George Rawlinson Ancient Egypt

Erotic
English
97574 Words
Ages 18 and up
23
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In Shape Egypt Is Like A Lily With A Crooked Stem. A Broad Blossom Terminates It At Its Upper End; A Button Of A Bud Projects From The Stalk A Little Below The Blossom, On The Left-Hand Side. The Broad Blossom Is The Delta, Extending From Aboosir To Tineh, A Direct Distance Of A Hundred And Eighty Miles, Which The Projection Of The Coast--The Graceful Swell Of The Petals--Enlarges To Two Hundred And Thirty. The Bud Is The Fayoum, A Natural Depression In The Hills That Shut In The Nile Valley On The West, Which Has Been Rendered Cultivable For Many Thousands Of Years By The Introduction Into It Of The Nile Water, Through A Canal Known As The "Bahr Yousouf." [more]

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George Rawlinson Ancient Egypt

Erotic
English
96923 Words
Ages 18 and up
9
0

In Shape Egypt Is Like A Lily With A Crooked Stem. A Broad Blossom Terminates It At Its Upper End; A Button Of A Bud Projects From The Stalk A Little Below The Blossom, On The Left-Hand Side. The Broad Blossom Is The Delta, Extending From Aboosir To Tineh, A Direct Distance Of A Hundred And Eighty Miles, Which The Projection Of The Coast--The Graceful Swell Of The Petals--Enlarges To Two Hundred And Thirty. The Bud Is The Fayoum, A Natural Depression In The Hills That Shut In The Nile Valley On The West, Which Has Been Rendered Cultivable For Many Thousands Of Years By The Introduction Into It Of The Nile Water, Through A Canal Known As The "Bahr Yousouf. [more]

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Amber Riel The Demon of Egypt: Nala's Side

Prequel to the Wolf Girl Projects

Science Fiction
English
30970 Words
Ages 14 and up
650
9

The evil Egyptian Princess Nala has plagued Egypt with nothing but death and horror. Cold hearted toward her own people, she doesn’t even seem to care about. She breaks laws and traditions that are traditional to the Egyptians. There are other evils in the land and she has to fight against them as well as her own mind. People say she’s a demon in human form, others say she’s a monster in a beautiful imagine. Can she prove everyone wrong? Or is she as bad as they believe? This is only Nala's eyes.... There will be another part of this prequel from Imhotep's eyes Note: The saiyans in this aren't exactly the same as the super saiyans from DBZ but do share similarities. [more]

Keywords: Saiyan, Demon, Wolflike, Humanlike, Egypt, Evil, Grim, Reaper, Ancient, Princess, Ghost, Death, Hatred, High, Pitch, Scream, Egyptian, Fan, Fiction, Anubis, Mummy, Imhotep, Split, Personality, Alterego, DBZ [more][Less]

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Lucie Duff Gordon Letters From Egypt

Fiction
English
126466 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
0

Lucie, Lady Duff-Gordon (1821–1869) was an English writer. She is best known for her Letters from Egypt and [more]

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Lucie Duff Gordon, Janet Ross Letters From Egypt

Travel
English
132585 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Lucie, Lady Duff-Gordon (1821–1869) was an English writer. She is best known for her Letters from Egypt and [more]

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Lucie Duff Gordon Letters from Egypt

Fiction
English
132232 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Lucie, Lady Duff-Gordon (1821–1869) was an English author and translator who wrote under the name Lucie Gordon. She is best known for her Letters from Egypt, 1863-1865 (1865) and Last Letters from Egypt (1875).[1] After a moving in a circle of some of the most prominent authors and poets of her day London,[1] she suffered from tuberculosis and in 1861,[2] and went to South Africa for the 'climate' which she hoped would help her health, living near the Cape of Good Hope for several years before travelling to Egypt in 1862. [more]

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