Cornell's High School Geography: Forming Part Third of a Sytematic Series of School Geographies ...
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Besides the animals found in Egypt, such as the horse, camel, mule, etc.. Nubia has the giraffe, the ostrich, and several species of antelopes and birds which are com- mon in Oentral Africa.
Inhabitaiits, etc*— -The Nubians belong to the Arabian and Negro races. Dhourra is almost the only grain cultivated, and with the fruit of the date forms the chief article of subsistence. Small looms are sometimes seen in the houses ; with these the women weave very coarse woolen and cotton doth. From the l...eaves of the date-tree ABYSSINIA. 289 they make mats and bowls. Some trade with the interior is carried on, the trafGu) in slaTes being the most important.
^nraTding FacUitiM*— These are yery inferior. The camel is the oJiief beast of burden.
MnnfiMtuM aid Experts* — Manufactures are limited to a few arti- cles for domestic nse, and the exports consist mainly of products re- od^ed from Oentral Africa.
CUIest—KHABTOOK, the modem capital of Nubia, is situated on the west bank of the Blue Nile, about one mile above its Junction with the White.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides the animals found in Egypt, such as the horse, camel, mule, etc.. Nubia has the giraffe, the ostrich, and several species of antelopes and birds which are com- mon in Oentral Africa.
Inhabitaiits, etc*— -The Nubians belong to the Arabian and Negro races. Dhourra is almost the only grain cultivated, and with the fruit of the date forms the chief article of subsistence. Small looms are sometimes seen in the houses ; with these the women weave very coarse woolen and cotton doth. From the l...eaves of the date-tree ABYSSINIA. 289 they make mats and bowls. Some trade with the interior is carried on, the trafGu) in slaTes being the most important.
^nraTding FacUitiM*— These are yery inferior. The camel is the oJiief beast of burden.
MnnfiMtuM aid Experts* — Manufactures are limited to a few arti- cles for domestic nse, and the exports consist mainly of products re- od^ed from Oentral Africa.
CUIest—KHABTOOK, the modem capital of Nubia, is situated on the west bank of the Blue Nile, about one mile above its Junction with the White.
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