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E. Grey will tell us that the occupation is still "temporary," but must last, "for the sake of E.ypt," till we can "with safety" leave: and so it will continue, with all its dangers to ourselves, till the next great war.

The Life of the Rt. Hon. Sir Charles W. Dilke, Volume 2 Stephen Lucius Gwynn 1907

In his Preface to Vol.VII. he had three objects, to set right the position of Sir E. Hamley, who had been neglected in the despatches; to demolish his friend Lord Bury, who had "questioned my omniscience" in the "E.inburgh Review"; and to exonerate E.gland at large from absurd self-congratulations about the "little E.ypt affair," the blame of such exaggeration resting with those whom he called State Showmen.

Biographical Study of A W Kinglake Tuckwell, Rev W 1902

Its tone and tenor are distinctly Nilotic; and, as Mr.E. Wortley Montague lived for some time in E.ypt, he may have bought it at the Capital of the

Arabian nights. English Anonymous 1855

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CHAPTE. E.E.E. LUCK AND ACCIDE.T: at Thebes in 1922 when, after much hesitation and several revisions of plans, Howard Carter decided to spend that one last winter of excavation in the Valley of the Kings and located Tutankhamen's tomb in the late fall; at Thebes when, after eight weeks of futile work, one of the workers of H.E. Winbock's excavation of Meket-Re's long-looted tomb noticed stone chips trickling into a crevice and discovered twenty-four brightly painted models depicting life in ancient E.ypt; at Hierakonpolis in 1897 when, after just settling in at the site, James Quibell directed one of his men to begin digging and uncovered a copper statue of the Sixth Dynasty king, Pepy I; at Hierakonpolis when, without really looking, Jenny Mowry glanced down at a section of dirt and saw the piece of white limestone fragmentized from a First Dynasty ceremonial macehead.

From This Beloved Hour Lambert, Willa 1982