Far Off, Or Asia And Australia Described With Anecdotes And Illustrations ...
Far Off, Or Asia And Australia Described With Anecdotes And Illustrations ...
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A certain number of men agree to call themselves ^ brothers." These brothers help each other on eveiy occasion, and visit at each other's houses frequently They are not received in the guest-house, but in the family-house, and are treated by all the &mily as if they were really the brothers of the master.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC CIRCASSIA. 158 A brotherhood sometimes consists of two thousand, but sometimes of only twenty persons.
Bbligion. — Circassia, though beautiful, is an un- happy country. T...he Russians keep the people in continual fear; this is a great eviL But there is another nation who have done the Circassians still greater harm. I mean the Turks. And what have they done to them ? They have persuaded them to turn Mahomedans. The greatest harm that can be done to any one, is to give him a take religion. There are no grand mosques in Circassia, because there are DO towns : but in every little village there is a day cottage, where prayers are offered up in the name of Mahomet There can be no minaret to such a miserar ble mosque: so the man who calls the hours of prayer, climbs a tall tree, by the help of notches, and getting into a basket at the top, makes the rocks and hills resound with his cry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A certain number of men agree to call themselves ^ brothers." These brothers help each other on eveiy occasion, and visit at each other's houses frequently They are not received in the guest-house, but in the family-house, and are treated by all the &mily as if they were really the brothers of the master.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC CIRCASSIA. 158 A brotherhood sometimes consists of two thousand, but sometimes of only twenty persons.
Bbligion. — Circassia, though beautiful, is an un- happy country. T...he Russians keep the people in continual fear; this is a great eviL But there is another nation who have done the Circassians still greater harm. I mean the Turks. And what have they done to them ? They have persuaded them to turn Mahomedans. The greatest harm that can be done to any one, is to give him a take religion. There are no grand mosques in Circassia, because there are DO towns : but in every little village there is a day cottage, where prayers are offered up in the name of Mahomet There can be no minaret to such a miserar ble mosque: so the man who calls the hours of prayer, climbs a tall tree, by the help of notches, and getting into a basket at the top, makes the rocks and hills resound with his cry.
What to read after Far Off, Or Asia And Australia Described With Anecdotes And Illustrations ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mortimer Favell Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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