1
The Geneva Convention does not hold south of the first cataract.
2
It takes about three weeks to go up to the first cataract and back, doesn't it?
3
After thirty-five days we reached the first cataract of the Nile, Aswan, the end of our journey.
4
He ruled over all Egypt, and his name has been found on rocks at the first cataract.
5
It may be that at Assuan, near the first cataract, I really got into some little danger.
6
Up by the first cataract, wasn't it?
7
Tradition states that it took two thousand boatmen three years to convey it down from the first cataract.
8
From Suan,-[The modem Assuan at the first cataract.
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From Suan,-[The modern Assuan at the first cataract.
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For myself, I have resolved to go up, at any rate, as far as Asouan and the first cataract.
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There was no comfort in Egypt, and the air was tremulous with mourning from the first cataract to the sea.
12
The first cataract is the one just above where we first saw the river-comingin; then there's this mile of quiet water.
13
Such in brief is the Nile from Cairo to the first cataract, though a great deal more might be written on this subject.
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Built at the northern end of what is called the first cataract, Assuan is perhaps the most interesting and prettily-situated town in Upper Egypt.
15
Norden, who has given a drawing of it, as found by him near the first cataract of the Nile, improperly denominates it Oshar.]
16
They brought him beams of "sont" at the first demand, when he was in need of materials to build a fleet beyond the first cataract.
