Egypt As We Knew It
Egypt As We Knew It
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The only safety against being jostled unceremoniously into the river was to allow our boys to push the donkeys right and left by main force. None of them, I am thankful to say, went into the river on our account, but several were plumped down on the crops on the other side of the bank, and left to scramble up again as they could. Every one was very good-natured, however, and before very long we left the bank of the river and turned off across a barren and apparently boundless plain. It was not ...a sand desert, for the soil had once been very fertile, and would be again under favourable circumstances. But for some centuries now it has been little cared AN EGYPTIAN FAIR 129 for ; the dykes which, many miles to the north, kept the sea out, have given way, and the land has become strongly impregnated with salt. What with the rain and the hundreds of pilgrim feet that had trodden it all day, it was now in many places a morass, through which our beasts struggled pluckily, sinking deep at every step.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The only safety against being jostled unceremoniously into the river was to allow our boys to push the donkeys right and left by main force. None of them, I am thankful to say, went into the river on our account, but several were plumped down on the crops on the other side of the bank, and left to scramble up again as they could. Every one was very good-natured, however, and before very long we left the bank of the river and turned off across a barren and apparently boundless plain. It was not ...a sand desert, for the soil had once been very fertile, and would be again under favourable circumstances. But for some centuries now it has been little cared AN EGYPTIAN FAIR 129 for ; the dykes which, many miles to the north, kept the sea out, have given way, and the land has become strongly impregnated with salt. What with the rain and the hundreds of pilgrim feet that had trodden it all day, it was now in many places a morass, through which our beasts struggled pluckily, sinking deep at every step.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E L Edith Louisa Butcher to read onlineMoreLess
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