A Peculiar People
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We shall find more to-night. Please do not deny me the opportunity to do you a service. " They could not refuse. Bread and dried fruit was all she had. She made no apologies useless things at any time but offered freely what she had. They partook sparingly, but gratefully, and felt their friendship grow stronger and more intimate.
After an hour's rest, they continued to ascend, by a rocky and unfrequented path. They passed a few ruined villages, and saw some at a distance, on their right, which... were inhabited. On their left rose the dark, frowning side of Jebel Rihan, like a weird wall. They descended to the large fountain of Neb- 'a et Tasy, the head water of the Nahr Zahrany, whence an aqueduct anciently conveyed a copious stream of most delicious water to Sidon a most 202 A PECULIAR PEOPLE.
wonderful specimen of engineering equaling any of modern times. Not far off was the village of Jerjua, inhabited mostly by Metwalee, a sect indif- ferent to the troubles then pervading in the Lebanon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We shall find more to-night. Please do not deny me the opportunity to do you a service. " They could not refuse. Bread and dried fruit was all she had. She made no apologies useless things at any time but offered freely what she had. They partook sparingly, but gratefully, and felt their friendship grow stronger and more intimate.
After an hour's rest, they continued to ascend, by a rocky and unfrequented path. They passed a few ruined villages, and saw some at a distance, on their right, which... were inhabited. On their left rose the dark, frowning side of Jebel Rihan, like a weird wall. They descended to the large fountain of Neb- 'a et Tasy, the head water of the Nahr Zahrany, whence an aqueduct anciently conveyed a copious stream of most delicious water to Sidon a most 202 A PECULIAR PEOPLE.
wonderful specimen of engineering equaling any of modern times. Not far off was the village of Jerjua, inhabited mostly by Metwalee, a sect indif- ferent to the troubles then pervading in the Lebanon.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William S Balch to read onlineMoreLess
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