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The present Pacha Jf Egypt was very iesirous
70 obtain the luxury of eating ice, and there be-
ing no such thing in Egypt, Mr.. Salt, the Brit
ish Consul General sent to England for an appa-
ratus for making it. The machine was convey
ed on its arrival to the Pachas palace, and the
Nile water made use of for the purpose. Nah
mond Ali, hung over the whole operation with
the most intense curiosity; and when, after sew
eral disappointments, large piece of real ice
was produced, he took it eagerly in his hands,
danced round the room for ~ like ch j, and
then ran into the iIarem, to snow it to his wives
and ever luxuriatcs upon it.