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The Works of Lord Byron. Vol. 5

Note 382 — CANTO THE SECOND.

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{606} The "ship of the desert" is the Oriental figure for the camel or dromedary; and they deserve the metaphor well,—the former for his endurance, the latter for his swiftness. [Compare The Deformed Transformed, Part I. sc. i, line 117.]

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