Algiers Being a Complete Picture of the Barbary States Their Government Laws
Algiers Being a Complete Picture of the Barbary States Their Government Laws
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Some years after, the Emperor going among the workmen where he was, asked him why he did not pull off his hat? he an- swered, he was a Moor; and the Emperor being informed who he was, ordered him to be freed im- mediately, asked him a thousand pardons for keep- ing him at work so lorig, dressed him from head to foot, and made him governor of some country.
*' A little more or less, this is the treatment of his grandees, — to day hugged, kissed, and preferred; — to-moirow stripped, roblied, and b...eaten. Many of the ]>e()ple about him bear the marks of his sword, lance, or short sticks ; and the face and arms of the negro, who carried his umbrtlla when Captain Nor- bury was there, were scarred all over with cuts that the Empcrur had given him, it is supposed, for letting the sun come upon him 5 for he is extremely City of Fez. Ill nice in his tyranny, and when he has done with his lance, he darts it suddenly into the air, and it must be cauiiht before it comes to the i^TOund, or he will kill the man appointed for that purpose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some years after, the Emperor going among the workmen where he was, asked him why he did not pull off his hat? he an- swered, he was a Moor; and the Emperor being informed who he was, ordered him to be freed im- mediately, asked him a thousand pardons for keep- ing him at work so lorig, dressed him from head to foot, and made him governor of some country.
*' A little more or less, this is the treatment of his grandees, — to day hugged, kissed, and preferred; — to-moirow stripped, roblied, and b...eaten. Many of the ]>e()ple about him bear the marks of his sword, lance, or short sticks ; and the face and arms of the negro, who carried his umbrtlla when Captain Nor- bury was there, were scarred all over with cuts that the Empcrur had given him, it is supposed, for letting the sun come upon him 5 for he is extremely City of Fez. Ill nice in his tyranny, and when he has done with his lance, he darts it suddenly into the air, and it must be cauiiht before it comes to the i^TOund, or he will kill the man appointed for that purpose.
What to read after Algiers Being a Complete Picture of the Barbary States Their Government Laws?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G a Jackson to read onlineMoreLess
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