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(With Ding on a Mediterranean cruise.) If you must run out of gasoline, pick some place besides the desert to do it.

(With Ding on a Mediterranean cruise.) If you must run out of gasoline, pick some place besides the desert to do it.

(With Ding on a Mediterranean cruise.) A sheik of Bou Sadda takes his wives for a nice little outing each day at eleven (if he feels like it).

(With Ding on a Mediterranean cruise.) A sheik of Bou Sadda takes his wives for a nice little outing each day at eleven (if he feels like it).

(With Ding on a Mediterranean cruise.) The chief occupation of Jerusalem is religion. And all highly commercialized.

(With Ding on a Mediterranean cruise.) The chief occupation of Jerusalem is religion. And all highly commercialized.

(With Ding on a Mediterranean cruise.) Why we never will know what the museum of Constantiople looks like or how the old Sultan of Turkey kept his harem.

(With Ding on a Mediterranean cruise.) Why we never will know what the museum of Constantiople looks like or how the old Sultan of Turkey kept his harem.

(With Ding on a Mediterranean cruise.) How to ride on a camel--- in one lesson.

(With Ding on a Mediterranean cruise.) How to ride on a camel--- in one lesson.

(With Ding on a Mediterranean cruise.) Design for a modern Egyptian obelisk.

(With Ding on a Mediterranean cruise.) Design for a modern Egyptian obelisk.

(With Ding on a Mediterranean cruise.) The educational value of travel.

(With Ding on a Mediterranean cruise.) The educational value of travel.

(With Ding on a Mediterranean cruise.) The Nile, the life-blood stream of Egypt moves on and on.

(With Ding on a Mediterranean cruise.) The Nile, the life-blood stream of Egypt moves on and on.

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(With Ding on a Mediterranean cruise.) The wise men of Bethlehem looked like their pictures on our Christmas cards, but they talked only of money and the evils of the British Protectorate.

(With Ding on a Mediterranean cruise.) The wise men of Bethlehem looked like their pictures on our Christmas cards, but they talked only of money and the evils of the British Protectorate.