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                           steamers do not change their schedule for missionaries. Starting
                           with a supply of medicines and with Ibrahim Muskof, the col­
                           porteur, at midnight of the 26th, Dr. Bennett and I rode our camels,
                           and after a short rest for breakfast at Ghubra, we pushed on to
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                           one  of the villages, Ansab, where under the shade of a large tree
                           and close to a mosque we rested, sold books and prescribed medi­
                           cines. The people were very friendly, as they seem to be in every
                i          part of Oman, and gave us unstinted hospitality.
                1               In the afternoon we rode along the Wadi Someil and at sun­
                           set reached Haniamah, which in Arabic means a spring. This
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