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thearablelandplicated

fertileclay.

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theyuoodthatitisnotgoodforntothinkonlyof

thingsthaterelyoantalandnotintheleastbit

hoforthechildren.theegyptiaospeculateupon

deitpossibletofeedtheteengpopulationofthefirst

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capableofthinkingallkindsofthoughtshing

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inthesuerofeachyeartheuedthevalleyintoa

anoftheprehistehadbeenobligedtospend

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onallsidesbydeathandsiessahappyand

andtheersofhistribe,theegyptianpeasantorthe

upontheappearahedisappearaheannual

theland.

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theriverleveltothetopofthehighestbanksandaneven

todosofeatingandsleepingandfindinga

theirability.theegyptianscalledthe`priestsandthey

fulloflaughter

becatheguardiansofhisthoughtsandgainedgreatrespect

entrustedhthesacredtaskofkeepienrerds.

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shalloheersrecededallthegrainfields

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