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Proceedings of the expedition to explore the northern coast of Africa, from Tripoly eastward

Note 3 — Chapter V

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It must be observed, that the opportunity of being buried in a mosque does not offer itself to many Marábūts—their tombs in general are small, insulated buildings, surmounted with a single cupola, having nothing to recommend them, in point of appearance, beyond the neatness and regularity which usually distinguish them. They are commonly built on eminences.

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