Characteristics
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Layard relates an incident of a party of Arabs which for some time had been employed to assist him in exca- vating among the ruins of Nineveh. One evening, after their day's work, he observed them following a flock of sheep belonging to the people of the village, shouting their war-cry, flourishing their swords, and indulging in the most extravagant gesticulations. He asked one of the most active of the party to explain to him the cause of such violent proceedings. " O Bey ! " they exclaimed, a...lmost together, " God be praised, we have eaten butter and wheaten bread under your shadow, and are content j but an Arab is an Arab. It is not for a man to carry about dirt in baskets, and to use a spade all his life ; he should be with his sword and his mare in the desert. We are sad as we think of the days when we plundered the Anayza, and we must have excitement or our hearts must break. Let us then believe that these are the sheep we have taken from the enemy, and that we are driving them to our tents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Layard relates an incident of a party of Arabs which for some time had been employed to assist him in exca- vating among the ruins of Nineveh. One evening, after their day's work, he observed them following a flock of sheep belonging to the people of the village, shouting their war-cry, flourishing their swords, and indulging in the most extravagant gesticulations. He asked one of the most active of the party to explain to him the cause of such violent proceedings. " O Bey ! " they exclaimed, a...lmost together, " God be praised, we have eaten butter and wheaten bread under your shadow, and are content j but an Arab is an Arab. It is not for a man to carry about dirt in baskets, and to use a spade all his life ; he should be with his sword and his mare in the desert. We are sad as we think of the days when we plundered the Anayza, and we must have excitement or our hearts must break. Let us then believe that these are the sheep we have taken from the enemy, and that we are driving them to our tents.
What to read after Characteristics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A P Addison Peale Russell to read onlineMoreLess
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