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great stones.
169
perfect notice of this building.* I shall only ob-
serve that its object is unknown. Some regard it
as a temple, others con'
been a tomb.
Among the most wondl
ordinary place, is a po: =_ /^jf^^
near the site of the g] E ^
three stones about fourtei -
— jS
in depth, the smallest c = ^
the next sixty-four, and i = 4—1 J
long. They lie in a row, = °
wall about twenty feet i = ^
longitudinally above one = a -o
When I first beheld thes E~ 11
no just conception of thei: E ^ O
when our -guide climbed ' = ^
near them, that, by a con =~ C g
I was enabled to form s> = ^
dimensions. =~ O
In the cpiadrangular co = ^«,-
we saw a number of brok E~ Q) c
of Egyptian granite, thrt
ameter, and beautifully j
served of these appear to q£J
* See The ltuins of Bailee =-2 -j §,
I J °
P o
t O .
169
perfect notice of this building.* I shall only ob-
serve that its object is unknown. Some regard it
as a temple, others con'
been a tomb.
Among the most wondl
ordinary place, is a po: =_ /^jf^^
near the site of the g] E ^
three stones about fourtei -
— jS
in depth, the smallest c = ^
the next sixty-four, and i = 4—1 J
long. They lie in a row, = °
wall about twenty feet i = ^
longitudinally above one = a -o
When I first beheld thes E~ 11
no just conception of thei: E ^ O
when our -guide climbed ' = ^
near them, that, by a con =~ C g
I was enabled to form s> = ^
dimensions. =~ O
In the cpiadrangular co = ^«,-
we saw a number of brok E~ Q) c
of Egyptian granite, thrt
ameter, and beautifully j
served of these appear to q£J
* See The ltuins of Bailee =-2 -j §,
I J °
P o
t O .