From Ponkapog to Pesth
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When the faithful go in to devotions they leave their foot-covering in the vestibule. As we went by that morning there were thirty or forty empty slippers of all sizes and colors ar- ranged in a row on the stone pavement.
They suggested the remnants of a row of soldiers that had been blown away by some phenomenal volley.
The Moors are handsome men, haughty of feature, and with great dignity of car- 238 PBOM POSKAPOG TO PE8TH.
riage. The Arab women, of whom we met not so many, left their charms ...to the imag- ination. Though they were muffled up to the eveliils, showing only a strip of bufE forehead, they generaUy turned aside their faces as we approached them. Their street costume was not elaborate — a voluminous linen mantle, apparently covering nothing but a wide-sleeved chemise reaching to the instep and caught at the waist. Their bare feet were throst into half -slippers, and their finger-tips stained with henna. Some had only one eye visible. In the younger wo- men, that one pensive black eye peering out from the snowy coif was very piquant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the faithful go in to devotions they leave their foot-covering in the vestibule. As we went by that morning there were thirty or forty empty slippers of all sizes and colors ar- ranged in a row on the stone pavement.
They suggested the remnants of a row of soldiers that had been blown away by some phenomenal volley.
The Moors are handsome men, haughty of feature, and with great dignity of car- 238 PBOM POSKAPOG TO PE8TH.
riage. The Arab women, of whom we met not so many, left their charms ...to the imag- ination. Though they were muffled up to the eveliils, showing only a strip of bufE forehead, they generaUy turned aside their faces as we approached them. Their street costume was not elaborate — a voluminous linen mantle, apparently covering nothing but a wide-sleeved chemise reaching to the instep and caught at the waist. Their bare feet were throst into half -slippers, and their finger-tips stained with henna. Some had only one eye visible. In the younger wo- men, that one pensive black eye peering out from the snowy coif was very piquant.
What to read after From Ponkapog to Pesth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aldrich Thomas Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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