A Journey to Central Africa; Or, Life And Landscapes From Egypt to the Negro Kingdoms of the White Nile. [1852]
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Shekh Abou-Mohammed also came down, inspected my baggage, and was satisfied that the camels would not be overloaded. He declared, however, that the four geerbehs, or water-skins, which I had brought from Cairo, would not be sufficient, and as none were to be purchased in Korosko, loaned me four more for the journey, on my agreeing to pay him half their value. I also paid him for the camels, he giving a formal receipt therefor, which was intrusted to the guide, to be delivered to the Governor of... Berber, on our arri- val there. Three short, black Arabs of the Bisharee tribe, with immense bushy heads of twisted and greased hair, were pre- sented to me as the camel-drivers. After receiving their share of the money (for the camels belonged to them), they squatted down together and occupied an hour or two in counting and dividing it. One of them then took a long palm-rope, and went into the desert to catch the animals, while the others re- mained to assist in arranging the baggage into separate loads.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shekh Abou-Mohammed also came down, inspected my baggage, and was satisfied that the camels would not be overloaded. He declared, however, that the four geerbehs, or water-skins, which I had brought from Cairo, would not be sufficient, and as none were to be purchased in Korosko, loaned me four more for the journey, on my agreeing to pay him half their value. I also paid him for the camels, he giving a formal receipt therefor, which was intrusted to the guide, to be delivered to the Governor of... Berber, on our arri- val there. Three short, black Arabs of the Bisharee tribe, with immense bushy heads of twisted and greased hair, were pre- sented to me as the camel-drivers. After receiving their share of the money (for the camels belonged to them), they squatted down together and occupied an hour or two in counting and dividing it. One of them then took a long palm-rope, and went into the desert to catch the animals, while the others re- mained to assist in arranging the baggage into separate loads.
What to read after A Journey to Central Africa; Or, Life And Landscapes From Egypt to the Negro Kingdoms of the White Nile. [1852]?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor Bayard to read onlineMoreLess
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