In the Tail of the Peacock
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They weredipping in their fingers, fishing out the greasy mallow and garlic, andlaying it on their brown native bread and eating it. They insisted uponour joining them. It is no excuse to say "I have dined lately, " for aMoor eats at any time, when there happens to be food. Miss Banks tastedthe stew with a heroism worthy the noblest end.
We went on to the house of a man who has one of the best shops in Tetuan. It was consequently comfortable, and delightfully fresh-looking. Themaster of the hou...se was in bed with fever--that is to say, we found himreclining on a divan on the floor, beside a gorgeous bed, with alily-white turban fresh from the wash-tub wound round his head. We satdown on the divan running round the room, and Miss Banks was glad to hearthat her patient had at last consented to take quinine. He wasworn-looking, with small black beard and moustache. Moors, like everyeffete people, are unable to grow a great quantity of hair on theirfaces.
After visiting her cases Miss Banks suggested something of a change, andwe turned into the best part of Tetuan, to pay a call upon one of thefirst families in Morocco, the head of which is now dead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They weredipping in their fingers, fishing out the greasy mallow and garlic, andlaying it on their brown native bread and eating it. They insisted uponour joining them. It is no excuse to say "I have dined lately, " for aMoor eats at any time, when there happens to be food. Miss Banks tastedthe stew with a heroism worthy the noblest end.
We went on to the house of a man who has one of the best shops in Tetuan. It was consequently comfortable, and delightfully fresh-looking. Themaster of the hou...se was in bed with fever--that is to say, we found himreclining on a divan on the floor, beside a gorgeous bed, with alily-white turban fresh from the wash-tub wound round his head. We satdown on the divan running round the room, and Miss Banks was glad to hearthat her patient had at last consented to take quinine. He wasworn-looking, with small black beard and moustache. Moors, like everyeffete people, are unable to grow a great quantity of hair on theirfaces.
After visiting her cases Miss Banks suggested something of a change, andwe turned into the best part of Tetuan, to pay a call upon one of thefirst families in Morocco, the head of which is now dead.
What to read after In the Tail of the Peacock?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Savory Isabel to read onlineMoreLess
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