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TAKE THE PERIIOUS WAY THROUGH THE
MILLS TO JERUSALEM.
THEV ENTER THE CUV BY THE JAFFA GATE.
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AWARE OF A GROWING HOSTILITY THE
PEOPLE SHOW TO THE PILGRIMS
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SIDE THE MOUNT Of OLIVES AND THE GAR- ,
DEN OF GETHSEMANE, ON THE OTHER THE
GRIM OTY WALLS.
EVER DOWNWARD THE ROAD WINDS. WHERE ONCE GARDENS FIOURTSHED tS DESERT, AND THE
We'dTWEEDe'aSe! GLITTERS AND WHiS Of"THE MOAS SHIMMER W THE HtW.
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