A Popular Account of Discoveries At Nineveh
A Popular Account of Discoveries At Nineveh
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His room was hung round with guns, swords, and yataghans, and a few dirty Albanians, armed to the teeth, were lounging at the door. The chief had adorned himself most elaborately. His velvet jacket was covered with a maze of gold embroidery, his arms were of the most costly description, and ample fur cloaks were spread over the dingy divans. It was a strange display of finery in the midst of misery. He received me with great cordiality ; and when he found that I had been to his old haunts in hi...s native land, and had known his friends and kindred, his friendship exceeded all reasonable bounds. '^ We are all brothers, the English and the Tosques" (an Albanian tribe), exclaimed he, endeavoring to embrace me ; « we are all Framasouns ;♦ I know nothing of these Turks and their Ramazan, thank God ! Our stomachs were given us to be ♦ The term Framasoun (or Freemason), as well as Protestant, are in the East, I am sorry to say, equivalent to infidel. The Roman Catholic mis- sionaries have very indnstrionsly spread the calnmny.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His room was hung round with guns, swords, and yataghans, and a few dirty Albanians, armed to the teeth, were lounging at the door. The chief had adorned himself most elaborately. His velvet jacket was covered with a maze of gold embroidery, his arms were of the most costly description, and ample fur cloaks were spread over the dingy divans. It was a strange display of finery in the midst of misery. He received me with great cordiality ; and when he found that I had been to his old haunts in hi...s native land, and had known his friends and kindred, his friendship exceeded all reasonable bounds. '^ We are all brothers, the English and the Tosques" (an Albanian tribe), exclaimed he, endeavoring to embrace me ; « we are all Framasouns ;♦ I know nothing of these Turks and their Ramazan, thank God ! Our stomachs were given us to be ♦ The term Framasoun (or Freemason), as well as Protestant, are in the East, I am sorry to say, equivalent to infidel. The Roman Catholic mis- sionaries have very indnstrionsly spread the calnmny.
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