A Summer in Spain
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335, been Syria or Egypt, it would not have surprised me ; but here, in Tangiers, with no Biblical associations, it could but be the similarity of manners and customs.
We went on through a crowd of magnificent white turbaned Moors; wild, tawny Arabs of the desert; date merchants from the far oases of the interior ; peasant women with huge palm-leaf hats, large as a cart- wheel ; negroes black as coal ; white figures all hid save one long, sleepy, dark eye, not brilliant like the Italian eye, bu...t soft and liquid ; Jews with dark blue kaftan, red sash, and shrewd, keen countenances; beautiful Jewesses in bright purple, with white head- dresses and uncovered faces ; camels, donkeys, sheep, and goats, all bleating, braying, running round, before, and behind us. In the crowd there was no rudeness, though it was often difficult to get along : nobody looked at the two English ladies ; not a remark was made. With that excellent Oriental principle of minding their own affairs instead of other people's, they bought, sold, haggled, and called out continually Bal-a-a-ak^ as they drove their donkeys through the throng.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
335, been Syria or Egypt, it would not have surprised me ; but here, in Tangiers, with no Biblical associations, it could but be the similarity of manners and customs.
We went on through a crowd of magnificent white turbaned Moors; wild, tawny Arabs of the desert; date merchants from the far oases of the interior ; peasant women with huge palm-leaf hats, large as a cart- wheel ; negroes black as coal ; white figures all hid save one long, sleepy, dark eye, not brilliant like the Italian eye, bu...t soft and liquid ; Jews with dark blue kaftan, red sash, and shrewd, keen countenances; beautiful Jewesses in bright purple, with white head- dresses and uncovered faces ; camels, donkeys, sheep, and goats, all bleating, braying, running round, before, and behind us. In the crowd there was no rudeness, though it was often difficult to get along : nobody looked at the two English ladies ; not a remark was made. With that excellent Oriental principle of minding their own affairs instead of other people's, they bought, sold, haggled, and called out continually Bal-a-a-ak^ as they drove their donkeys through the throng.
What to read after A Summer in Spain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Ramsay to read onlineMoreLess
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