By Ways of Bombay 8 1
By Ways of Bombay 8 1
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Perchance theyare. The most vivacious of them all is the old Patelni, who since the deathof Queen Sophie has been in almost complete control of the female portionof the Sidi community. She has no place in the chain of dancing fanaticsbut stands in the centre near the drummers, now breaking into a "pas seul"on her own account, now urging a laggard with all the force of a powerfulvocabulary, beating time the while upon the shoulder of the nearestdrummer.
So the revel progresses, sometimes dying d...own into a slow movement in whichonly the hoarse breathing of the men, the tap-tap of female heels, isheard; and anon breaking into a kind of gallop, punctuated with shouts of"Bravo" "Hip, hip, Hurrah" and the queer dental shriek, which our friendlyserang tells us is the peculiar note of the African reveller. But at lengthNature asserts her sway; and after the dancing has lasted almost withoutinterruption for three hours, the Sidi Patel, Hassan, gives permission fora brief recess, during which he introduces to the spectators the son of theSidi chief Makanda, --a fine specimen of manhood whose six-foot staturebelies the fact that he is still according to Sidi views a minor incapableof looking after his own interests.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perchance theyare. The most vivacious of them all is the old Patelni, who since the deathof Queen Sophie has been in almost complete control of the female portionof the Sidi community. She has no place in the chain of dancing fanaticsbut stands in the centre near the drummers, now breaking into a "pas seul"on her own account, now urging a laggard with all the force of a powerfulvocabulary, beating time the while upon the shoulder of the nearestdrummer.
So the revel progresses, sometimes dying d...own into a slow movement in whichonly the hoarse breathing of the men, the tap-tap of female heels, isheard; and anon breaking into a kind of gallop, punctuated with shouts of"Bravo" "Hip, hip, Hurrah" and the queer dental shriek, which our friendlyserang tells us is the peculiar note of the African reveller. But at lengthNature asserts her sway; and after the dancing has lasted almost withoutinterruption for three hours, the Sidi Patel, Hassan, gives permission fora brief recess, during which he introduces to the spectators the son of theSidi chief Makanda, --a fine specimen of manhood whose six-foot staturebelies the fact that he is still according to Sidi views a minor incapableof looking after his own interests.
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