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The old world and its ways

Note 7 — Chapter XXXIII

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The traveler is sure to notice some little birds which resemble swallows flying up and down the stream. They do not light but skim along the water all day long. Their restless and seemingly aimless flight has caused them to be called "the lost souls of the Bosphorus."

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