Haremlik Some Pages From the Life of Turkish Women
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glorious Hanoum, sometimes I should like to feel as you women of other lands feel, though I know it to be wicked to wish to be different from what the great Allah made me. But I am sorry I have been brought up as a woman of the West. '' " But you are not, " I said. " You arc less of 136 the West than any Mussulman girl I have met. What makes you think that you are like us?" "Because, young Hanoum, I was brought up by foreigners. I speak English, French, and German as well as I do my own lan- gu...age, and I know more of your literatures than I know of our own. The thoughts of your great writers have made a great change in my poor Eastern thoughts. You see, young Hanoum, I was brought up by my ma- ternal grandfather, who is a Turk of the new school, which believes that women ought to be educated to be the companions of men. He brought me up with my cousin Murat, to whom I was betrothed as soon as I was born. He is only four years older than my- self, but I shared his studies and his games till I reached womanhood and had to take tcharchaf.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
glorious Hanoum, sometimes I should like to feel as you women of other lands feel, though I know it to be wicked to wish to be different from what the great Allah made me. But I am sorry I have been brought up as a woman of the West. '' " But you are not, " I said. " You arc less of 136 the West than any Mussulman girl I have met. What makes you think that you are like us?" "Because, young Hanoum, I was brought up by foreigners. I speak English, French, and German as well as I do my own lan- gu...age, and I know more of your literatures than I know of our own. The thoughts of your great writers have made a great change in my poor Eastern thoughts. You see, young Hanoum, I was brought up by my ma- ternal grandfather, who is a Turk of the new school, which believes that women ought to be educated to be the companions of men. He brought me up with my cousin Murat, to whom I was betrothed as soon as I was born. He is only four years older than my- self, but I shared his studies and his games till I reached womanhood and had to take tcharchaf.
What to read after Haremlik Some Pages From the Life of Turkish Women?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Demetra Vaka to read onlineMoreLess
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