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| | Book II, Chapter XV. |
 | | But as we were in a mood for excursions, we went by a longer and roundabout route. |
 | | We had a delightful ride across the Anti-Lebanon, and then we went by way of Shtora across a mountain called Jebel Báruk, and then a long scramble of six hours led us to the village of Báruk, a Druze stronghold in a wild glen on the borders of the Druze territory. |
 | | I met him at Shtora, the half-way house between Beyrout and Damascus, and travelled with him in the diligence. |
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