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The Innocents Abroad
Part 4 of 6

CHAPTER XXXIV
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All others sleep placidly and keep no watch.

They would not move, though the Sultan himself passed by.
In one narrow street (but none of them are wide) I saw three dogs lying coiled up, about a foot or two apart.

End to end they lay, and so they just bridged the street neatly, from gutter to gutter.

A drove of a hundred sheep came along.

They stepped right over the dogs, the rear crowding the front, impatient to get on.


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