Letters From Egypt
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If you write to me, dear Tom, please address me care of Briggs and Co. , Cairo. I shall be so glad to hear of you and yours. Janet is going toEngland. I wish I were going too, but it is useless to keep trying ahopeless experiment. At present I am very comfortable in health as longas I do nothing and the weather is warm. I suffer little pain, only Ifeel weak and weary.
I have extensive practice in the doctoring line; bad eyes, of course, abound. My love to Watts, and give greetings to any other ...of my friends. I grieve over Thackeray much, and more over his girls' lonely sort ofposition.
I think you would enjoy, as I do, the peculiar sort of social equalitywhich prevails here; it is the exact contrary of French _egalite_. Thereare the great and powerful people, much honoured (outwardly, at allevents), but nobody has _inferiors_. A man comes in and kisses my hand, and sits down _off_ the carpet out of respect; but he smokes his pipe, drinks his coffee, laughs, talks and asks questions as freely as if hewere an Effendi or I were a fellahah; he is not my inferior, he is mypoor brother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If you write to me, dear Tom, please address me care of Briggs and Co. , Cairo. I shall be so glad to hear of you and yours. Janet is going toEngland. I wish I were going too, but it is useless to keep trying ahopeless experiment. At present I am very comfortable in health as longas I do nothing and the weather is warm. I suffer little pain, only Ifeel weak and weary.
I have extensive practice in the doctoring line; bad eyes, of course, abound. My love to Watts, and give greetings to any other ...of my friends. I grieve over Thackeray much, and more over his girls' lonely sort ofposition.
I think you would enjoy, as I do, the peculiar sort of social equalitywhich prevails here; it is the exact contrary of French _egalite_. Thereare the great and powerful people, much honoured (outwardly, at allevents), but nobody has _inferiors_. A man comes in and kisses my hand, and sits down _off_ the carpet out of respect; but he smokes his pipe, drinks his coffee, laughs, talks and asks questions as freely as if hewere an Effendi or I were a fellahah; he is not my inferior, he is mypoor brother.
What to read after Letters From Egypt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duff Gordon Lucie Lady to read onlineMoreLess
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