1
Such, says Mr. Knight, is presented in a painting at Beni Hassan.
2
He could see a crowd slowly gathering under the palm-trees between the shore and Beni Hassan.
3
Fielding longed for Cairo, but Beni Hassan intervened.
4
Of all the villages of Upper Egypt, from the time of Rameses, none has been so bad as Beni Hassan.
5
That night, the stern-wheeled tub, the Amenhotep, lurched like a turtle on its back into the sands by Beni Hassan.
6
Also, the freedom of the six Circassian slaves whom you house now at Beni Hassan, ready to bring to your palace.
7
The ghazeeyeh spat at them in an assumed anger, and said that none but swine of Beni Hassan would send a woman away hungry.
8
The caves, or grottoes, of Beni Hassan were visited on February 10, and the life of ancient peoples seen in a panorama of carved monuments.