A Visit to the Court of Morocco
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Nahon's visitors' book dated from 1838, and contained the names of many distinguished persons who have made the journey from Tangier, or else came by sea.
Tetuan is situated in a verdant valley at the foot of picturesque mountains, the highest of which, called Beni Hosmar, form part of the lesser Atlas chain. The river which flows by it, and which was said to contain real trout, was flanked with orange orchards, and dotted with the country houses of the townspeople. A swampy plain extended towa...rds the sea, and there was a road, probably the best in all Morocco, six miles long through it to San Martin, the port. This road was made by the Spaniards during their three years' occupation of the place, and boasted, we were told, of a traffic in which two or three carts were conspicuous.
Tetuan is a much larger and more imposing place than Tangier. The streets differed little from those of other Moorish towns ; but there was a large open space of between three and four acres in extent. On the north side of this was a large mosque, while the other three sides were surrounded by shops and workshops.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nahon's visitors' book dated from 1838, and contained the names of many distinguished persons who have made the journey from Tangier, or else came by sea.
Tetuan is situated in a verdant valley at the foot of picturesque mountains, the highest of which, called Beni Hosmar, form part of the lesser Atlas chain. The river which flows by it, and which was said to contain real trout, was flanked with orange orchards, and dotted with the country houses of the townspeople. A swampy plain extended towa...rds the sea, and there was a road, probably the best in all Morocco, six miles long through it to San Martin, the port. This road was made by the Spaniards during their three years' occupation of the place, and boasted, we were told, of a traffic in which two or three carts were conspicuous.
Tetuan is a much larger and more imposing place than Tangier. The streets differed little from those of other Moorish towns ; but there was a large open space of between three and four acres in extent. On the north side of this was a large mosque, while the other three sides were surrounded by shops and workshops.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Leared to read onlineMoreLess
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