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Through the midst of the city [baghdad] flows a very
large river, by which travellers may go to the indian sea.
by this route merchants come and go with their
merchandise. you should know that from baghdad to the
sea is a journey of fully eighteen days. merchants
travelling to india follow this river to a city called kais.
where they enter the indian sea. on the river between
baghdad and kais there is a large city named basra: and
in groves all around basra grow the best dates in the
world.
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which detail from the passage demonstrates a
subjective perspective?
through the midst of the city [baghdad] flows a
very large river
from baghdad to the sea is a journey of fully
eighteen days
merchants travelling to india follow this river to a
city called kais
in groves all around basra grow the best dates in
the world
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