Surr

Finally, in a letter to Paul Dermée, the poet observed: "After thinking over the question carefully, I prefer to adopt the word Surréalisme, rather than the Surnaturalisme I used at first.

The Source of Sur-Realism Breunig, L.C. 1979

Surr, the Wady el-Khulasah, whose aspect charmed me: this drain of the inner Jedayl block was the replica of a Fiumara in Somali-land,

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The eastern is the Surr, here about five hundred yards broad, forming a bulge in the bed, and then bending abruptly to the south; a short line from the south-west, the Wady

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Tabúk. 151 During the evening we walked up the Wady Surr, finding, in its precipitous walls, immense veins of serpentine and porphyritic greenstone, but not

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Here a few formless stone-heaps and straggling bushes represented the ruins, the gardens of palms, and the bullrushes of the Bedawi shepherd lads. 178 Our tents had been pitched in the rond-point of the Wady Surr, which before had given us hospitality

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The site is a holm or island in the Wady Surr, which here runs east-west, and splits: the main line is the southern, and a small branch, a mere gully, occupies the northern bed-side.

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Wadys — the Surr to the north and east, while southwards run the Kuwayd and the Zahakán.

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After a short halt to examine the rude ruins reported by Mr. Clarke,179 we resumed the ascent of the Surr, whose left bank still defines the eastern edge of the

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Then crossing on foot, and hauling his animal over, a rough divide, he fell, after six miles instead of two, into the upper course of the Wady Surr, which he reported to be choked with stones, and refusing passage to loaded camels — as will afterwards appear, the reverse is the case.

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Cold land-breeze in Wady Surr at ten a.m.; cold sea - breeze at eleven a.m. 3. 40p.m.

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