It Happened in Egypt
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Did I consider my American heiress better than they, better even than the family of an ex-Lord Mayor? If I wished to make uplost ground, I must devote myself to duty, and be nicer than ever toeverybody.
This was one of the moments when I was tempted to throw over my job;but I remembered the reward, and set myself once more to the earning ofit. For the next few days I scarcely saw Monny or Brigit, or even heardwhat was happening to them--for they had "done" the principal sights ofCairo, and I (a...t the head of the _Candace_ crowd) was "doing" them. Asif in a game of "Follow my Leader, " I led the band from mosque tomosque; not indeed visiting the whole two hundred and sixty-four, butcalling on the best ones. To begin with, I collected the Set on theheight of the Citadel, which commands all Cairo, the platform of thePyramids (not only the Ghizeh Pyramids but the sixty odd others, whichnewcomers don't talk about): the tawny Mokattam Hills, and the silver-blueserpent of the Nile. From this vantage place I pointed out thethings we had to see in the city spread out below us, so that on thevaguest minds the picture might be painted in its entirety, before theybegan to absorb details on that mosaic map which was Cairo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Did I consider my American heiress better than they, better even than the family of an ex-Lord Mayor? If I wished to make uplost ground, I must devote myself to duty, and be nicer than ever toeverybody.
This was one of the moments when I was tempted to throw over my job;but I remembered the reward, and set myself once more to the earning ofit. For the next few days I scarcely saw Monny or Brigit, or even heardwhat was happening to them--for they had "done" the principal sights ofCairo, and I (a...t the head of the _Candace_ crowd) was "doing" them. Asif in a game of "Follow my Leader, " I led the band from mosque tomosque; not indeed visiting the whole two hundred and sixty-four, butcalling on the best ones. To begin with, I collected the Set on theheight of the Citadel, which commands all Cairo, the platform of thePyramids (not only the Ghizeh Pyramids but the sixty odd others, whichnewcomers don't talk about): the tawny Mokattam Hills, and the silver-blueserpent of the Nile. From this vantage place I pointed out thethings we had to see in the city spread out below us, so that on thevaguest minds the picture might be painted in its entirety, before theybegan to absorb details on that mosaic map which was Cairo.
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