A New Sea And An Old Land Being Papers Suggested By a Visit to Egypt At the En
A New Sea And An Old Land Being Papers Suggested By a Visit to Egypt At the En
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But fellows who have any " go" in them know the value of ripening opinions and bringing resolutions to a head by a well-conceived toast. They know how mind takes fire from mind, how enthusiasm passes like an electric current when conditions are favourable, how men pledge themselves to noble acts when in open-hearted fellowship. And they are something of old Falstaff's way of thinking in regard to " your excellent sherris " as a means of freshening the mind for the conception of generous lem is ...lost !) the motto on the banner of Peter the Hermit, whose followers hunted the Jews down with the cry of ' Hip, hip, hurrah ! ' " That the deserts of Egypt echoed to the war-cries of the Crusaders is proved by the following among many passages that might be quoted from historians: "The King of Jerusalem" (Baldwin) "having no longer the Turks of Bagdad or the Turks established in Syria to contend with, turned his attention towards Egypt, whose armies he had so frequently dispersed. He collected his chosen warriors, traversed the desert, carried the terror of his arms to the banks of the Nile, and surprised and pillaged the city of Pharamia, situated three days' journey from Cairo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But fellows who have any " go" in them know the value of ripening opinions and bringing resolutions to a head by a well-conceived toast. They know how mind takes fire from mind, how enthusiasm passes like an electric current when conditions are favourable, how men pledge themselves to noble acts when in open-hearted fellowship. And they are something of old Falstaff's way of thinking in regard to " your excellent sherris " as a means of freshening the mind for the conception of generous lem is ...lost !) the motto on the banner of Peter the Hermit, whose followers hunted the Jews down with the cry of ' Hip, hip, hurrah ! ' " That the deserts of Egypt echoed to the war-cries of the Crusaders is proved by the following among many passages that might be quoted from historians: "The King of Jerusalem" (Baldwin) "having no longer the Turks of Bagdad or the Turks established in Syria to contend with, turned his attention towards Egypt, whose armies he had so frequently dispersed. He collected his chosen warriors, traversed the desert, carried the terror of his arms to the banks of the Nile, and surprised and pillaged the city of Pharamia, situated three days' journey from Cairo.
What to read after A New Sea And An Old Land Being Papers Suggested By a Visit to Egypt At the En?
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