...fortunately, I am destitute of the sense of smelling, I could taste that the mummies were rather unpleasant lo swallow. After the exertion of entering into such...resting-place, found one, and contrived to sit ; but my weight bore on the body of an Egyptian, it crushed it like a band-box. I naturally had recourse...

...failed to choke my throat and nose ; and though, fortunately, I am destitute of the sense of smelling, I could taste that the mummies were rather unpleasant...perhaps six hundred yards, nearly overcome, I sought a resting place, found one, and contrived to sit; but when my weight boie on the body of an Egyptian,...

...my throat and nose ; and though, fortunately, tunately, I am destitute of the sense of smelling, I could taste that the mummies were rather unpleasant...such a place, through a passage of fifty, a hundred, tbree hundred, or perhaps six hundred yards, nearly overcome, I sought a resting-place, found one,...

...venture into these caves, indifferent to what he suffered. Sometimes, he tells us, after the trouble of entering into such a place, through a passage of fifty, a hundred, three hundred, or six hundred yards, he would seek a resting place and contrive to sit, but when his weight bore on the...

...venture into these caves, indifferent to what he suffered. • Sometimes, he tells us, after the trouble of entering into such a place, through a passage of fifty, a hundred, three hundred, or six hundred yards, he would seek a resting place and contrive to sit, but when his weight bore on the...

...venture into these caves, indifferent to what he suffered. Sometimes, he tells us, after the trouble of entering into such a place, through a passage of fifty, a hundred, three hundred, or six hundred yards, he would seek a resting place and contrive to sit, but when his weight bore on the...

...destitute of the sense of smelling, he could taste that the mummies were rather unpleasant to swallow. If, after the exertion of entering into such a place,...hundred, or, perhaps, six hundred yards, nearly overcome, he sought a resting-place, found one, and contrived to sit, his weight, perhaps, bore on the body of...

...destitute of the sense of smelling, he .could taste that the mummies were rather unpleasant to swallow. If, after .the exertion of entering into such a place,...or, perhaps, six hundred yards, nearly overcome', he sought a resting-place, found one, and contrived to sit, his weight, perhaps, bore on the body of...

...venture into these caves, indifferent to what he suffered. Sometimes, he tells us, after the trouble of entering into such a place, through a passage of fifty, a hundred, three hundred, or six hundred yards, he would seek a resting-place and contrive to sit, but when his weight bore on the...

...failed to choak my mouth and nose; and though, fortunately, I am destitute of the sense of smelling, I could taste that the mummies were rather unpleasant...such a place, through a passage of fifty, a hundred, or perhaps six hundred yards, nearly overcome, I sought a resting place, found one, and contrived to...