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Today, the ruins of a caravanserai (khan), which served as one of these postal stations still stands at the centre of the city of Khan Younis, a city that was one of the first to bear the name of the khan and its emir.— Annie's letters
He walked leisurely on to his room in the caravanserai, and told her that she might follow him whenever it suited her convenience Illustration: The degradation of Hajji and the mollah.— The Adventures of Hajji Baba of Ispahan
As I had no baggage belonging to me, except a small carpet, my removal here from the caravanserai was soon accomplished, and I took up my future abode in a corner of mine hosts principal room, where he also spread his bed and slept By way of celebrating my arrival, he treated me with roasted lamb, and an abundant dish of rice, to which were added dates, cheese, and onions.— The Adventures of Hajji Baba of Ispahan

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