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- noun Plural form of
caravanserai .
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Words I'm surprised Word do know: caravanserais, steles
i am tired. i am weary. i could sleep for a thousand years. matociquala 2009
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The third part, beyond the southern gateway to the Jilaukhana, was to be the Taj Ganj—a mammoth square complex that housed bazaars and four caravanserais, the incomes from which would fund the care and upkeep of the tomb and the forecourt.
Shadow Princess Indu Sundaresan 2010
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The third part, beyond the southern gateway to the Jilaukhana, was to be the Taj Ganj—a mammoth square complex that housed bazaars and four caravanserais, the incomes from which would fund the care and upkeep of the tomb and the forecourt.
Shadow Princess Indu Sundaresan 2010
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The bazaar streets will be here, along with the four caravanserais.
Shadow Princess Indu Sundaresan 2010
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The third part, beyond the southern gateway to the Jilaukhana, was to be the Taj Ganj—a mammoth square complex that housed bazaars and four caravanserais, the incomes from which would fund the care and upkeep of the tomb and the forecourt.
Shadow Princess Indu Sundaresan 2010
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The bazaar streets will be here, along with the four caravanserais.
Shadow Princess Indu Sundaresan 2010
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The bazaar streets will be here, along with the four caravanserais.
Shadow Princess Indu Sundaresan 2010
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They sailed up the river with a fair wind for ten days till they drew in sight of Baghdad, at which they all rejoiced, and the ship landed them in the city, where without stay or delay Hasan hired a storehouse in one of the caravanserais and transported his goods thither.
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When morning dawned he mounted and rode onward till he reached the Holy City, 377 Jerusalem, and thence he made Aleppo, where he dismounted at one of the caravanserais and abode three days to rest himself and the mule and to smell the air.
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Whisky is exiled from some of our caravanserais, and they have banished Sir John Barleycorn.
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