Fountains in the Sand
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There are carpets and genuine arm-chairs--uniquephenomena in this part of the world; best of all, fire-places whereinample logs of olive-wood glimmer and glister all day long.
And so the last few days have passed. Mentally, too, I am thawing oncemore; the hotel life and solitary walks of Gafsa had begun to affect medisagreeably. Such things are endurable and perhaps stimulating in youthand in the plenitude of health; but there comes a period when one livesless in future dreamings than in the ex...periences of the past--unpleasantcompany, for the most part; when one craves to see the faces and hear theopinions of rational fellow-creatures; when one requires, in short, to bedistracted. This is the age, too, at which a man begins to realize thesignificance of those once-despised material comforts. Tunisian hotels canonly be inhabited by young hopefuls.
The house contains a considerable library of local literature--mostlytechnical and dealing with Dufresnoy's Metlaoui district, but some of itintelligible to a simple traveller like myself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are carpets and genuine arm-chairs--uniquephenomena in this part of the world; best of all, fire-places whereinample logs of olive-wood glimmer and glister all day long.
And so the last few days have passed. Mentally, too, I am thawing oncemore; the hotel life and solitary walks of Gafsa had begun to affect medisagreeably. Such things are endurable and perhaps stimulating in youthand in the plenitude of health; but there comes a period when one livesless in future dreamings than in the ex...periences of the past--unpleasantcompany, for the most part; when one craves to see the faces and hear theopinions of rational fellow-creatures; when one requires, in short, to bedistracted. This is the age, too, at which a man begins to realize thesignificance of those once-despised material comforts. Tunisian hotels canonly be inhabited by young hopefuls.
The house contains a considerable library of local literature--mostlytechnical and dealing with Dufresnoy's Metlaoui district, but some of itintelligible to a simple traveller like myself.
What to read after Fountains in the Sand?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas Norman to read onlineMoreLess
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