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VITA Sackville-West began her book of Persian travels with the provocative statement, "There is no greater bore than the travel bore", and then, by her account of her own journey, disproves it. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
across
again
along
another
away
bazaars
behind
between
black
blue
brown
came
camels
city
come
country
dark
day
down
england
even
eyes
few
first
friends
full
garden
go
going
good
great
green
hand
hills
house
indeed
isfahan
know
last
left
life
light
little
long
look
looked
looking
man
may
men
might
miles
mind
morning
must
new
next
night
nothing
now
once
own
pass
passenger
people
persia
persian
place
plain
road
room
rose
round
say
see
seemed
seen
shah
should
snow
still
street
teheran
thing
though
three
time
train
trees
two
upon
village
vita
walls
white
whole
words
world
yellow
yet
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