Studies 2 (1957), 264-6), shows himself as a frightened little being who had been sold into slavery in a remote land.

Originally, it was simply called "a remote separated land of a human village in an eastern country."

So it remained a remote and undeveloped land until the 19th century.

Tourists are discouraged from trying to visit the swampy, remote land.

In the 19th century most corps members came from and returned to the remote and poor, but wonderful land.

There were always people who liked such remote land.

She represents the future in this remote and utterly poor land where as many as 80 percent of the people cannot read or write.

From what remote land have you come that you do not know him?

They moved till reached to a remote land wherein nobody was living there and, at least, away from that mayor.

And one woman had escaped with the key, only to die here in this remote land.