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 | | Be that as it may, I found them such very troublesome companions, that I preferred the night air to the prospect of being devoured before morning; I therefore wrapped myself up in a thick blanket, and slept, unmolested, in the open air, till after daybreak, when I found myself sufficiently refreshed to pursue my journey. |
 | | Be that as it may, the situation of the present Larache gives great probability to the supposition of its being the reputed _Lixus_ of the ancients. |
 | | It is commanded by an Alcaid, subject to the authority of the Governor of Larache, and ranks among the principal cities of the empire of Morocco. |
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