1.How does the traveler in the poem describe the

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The traveler tells the narrator of the poem about the legs of the statue that stand in the desert. Then the face of it lies on the sand. The statue is a monument to Pharaoh Rameses II. Mostly, though, the land holds nothing of life in it.

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