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CHAP VII.]
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teract the effect produced upon us by those man-made mountains,
girt round with forests of palm-trees. As the sun and the cham-
pagne went down, our spirits rose : and, by the time the evening
and the mist had rendered the country invisible, we had persuad-
ed ourselves that Egypt was indeed the lovely land that Moore
has so delightfully imagined in the pages of the "Epicurean."
ATFEH.
41
teract the effect produced upon us by those man-made mountains,
girt round with forests of palm-trees. As the sun and the cham-
pagne went down, our spirits rose : and, by the time the evening
and the mist had rendered the country invisible, we had persuad-
ed ourselves that Egypt was indeed the lovely land that Moore
has so delightfully imagined in the pages of the "Epicurean."