Algeria Today
Algeria Today
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After the market-place comes a square. On one side is a long, white, two-storied building of many- arched verandahs surmounted by a dome, the Bureau Arabe. Similar arcaded houses fill up two other sides ; while the fourth is bounded by the grim, loopholed, bastioned wall of the fort and barracks in which the French Algerian troops are quartered. Above it a tall tower pierced for rifles and machine guns rises high in the air dominating town and desert, a sign for all, nomad or street-dweller, a ...warning symbol of the Dominant Power" Lest They Forget. " In the square is a large, covered well with a stand- pipe from which gushes warm, almost hot water, spring- ing up from a depth of over seven hundred and fifty feet where the French boring-tools had found it and discharging an amazing quantity of water every hour- water so strongly impregnated with magnesia as to have unpleasant effects on the Europeans in Tougourt about fifty or sixty all told who are obliged to drink it.
FROM BISKRA TO TOUGOURT 183 Opposite the fortified wall of the barracks is the Great Mosque there are nearly a score of these edifices in the small town.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After the market-place comes a square. On one side is a long, white, two-storied building of many- arched verandahs surmounted by a dome, the Bureau Arabe. Similar arcaded houses fill up two other sides ; while the fourth is bounded by the grim, loopholed, bastioned wall of the fort and barracks in which the French Algerian troops are quartered. Above it a tall tower pierced for rifles and machine guns rises high in the air dominating town and desert, a sign for all, nomad or street-dweller, a ...warning symbol of the Dominant Power" Lest They Forget. " In the square is a large, covered well with a stand- pipe from which gushes warm, almost hot water, spring- ing up from a depth of over seven hundred and fifty feet where the French boring-tools had found it and discharging an amazing quantity of water every hour- water so strongly impregnated with magnesia as to have unpleasant effects on the Europeans in Tougourt about fifty or sixty all told who are obliged to drink it.
FROM BISKRA TO TOUGOURT 183 Opposite the fortified wall of the barracks is the Great Mosque there are nearly a score of these edifices in the small town.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Casserly Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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