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Carson City, Ormsby County, Carson City County, Nevada
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The Willis brothers, traveling in the Holy Land, describe locals near the Red Sea as barely advanced beyond their riding animals, contrasting with Mark Twain's past mishap of being thrown over a horse's head there.
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The Willis brothers, who are now traveling in the Holy Land, write home an interesting account of their experiences there. They describe the people living near the Red Sea as "very little in advance of the animals on which they ride."
This is not the way Mark Twain fared in the Holy Land. He attempted to ride one of the Palestine steeds and was advanced over the animal's head about twenty feet. Since Mr. Twain's time, however, it is possible that the stock has somewhat deteriorated.
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Holy Land, Near The Red Sea, Palestine
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Willis brothers share travel account describing primitive locals near Red Sea; contrasts with Mark Twain's earlier fall from a horse in the region, suggesting possible decline in horse quality since then.