Letters From Khartoum Written During the Siege
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The " enfant terrible " proposes new excitements every ten minutes, such as "If the Hadjia will take a felae [small boat], at two groschen, and come to the Sand Island at Undurman, I will show him where an old crocodile is watching her eggs. Her tail will be good roasted with locusts ; " or '' Effendi, outside the city at the stork's tree D 4Z LETTERS FROM KHARTOUM.
there is a great serpent ; I'll carry the axe, and serpents' glurba [soup] is splendid " (gniesse) ; but the E. T. — whose name, b...y-the-way, is Islamann — ^ is disregarded, and I am lowered in the estimation of this slave, whose only garment when on his feet is a red shirt, but who by standing on his head ten-minutely returns to his original full-dress nakedness. I am often mean enouojh to remind him that he cost me the price of a small loaf of sugar, and it is whiter than he is, but he winks and puts in his " Mafi min sukerich " (but not so sweet). These things pass my day. It is night while I write this, and the dogs, frogs, and donkey are bursting their lungs to make a Handel Festival outside, and the crickets in the room chime in as a triangle at the end of each bar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The " enfant terrible " proposes new excitements every ten minutes, such as "If the Hadjia will take a felae [small boat], at two groschen, and come to the Sand Island at Undurman, I will show him where an old crocodile is watching her eggs. Her tail will be good roasted with locusts ; " or '' Effendi, outside the city at the stork's tree D 4Z LETTERS FROM KHARTOUM.
there is a great serpent ; I'll carry the axe, and serpents' glurba [soup] is splendid " (gniesse) ; but the E. T. — whose name, b...y-the-way, is Islamann — ^ is disregarded, and I am lowered in the estimation of this slave, whose only garment when on his feet is a red shirt, but who by standing on his head ten-minutely returns to his original full-dress nakedness. I am often mean enouojh to remind him that he cost me the price of a small loaf of sugar, and it is whiter than he is, but he winks and puts in his " Mafi min sukerich " (but not so sweet). These things pass my day. It is night while I write this, and the dogs, frogs, and donkey are bursting their lungs to make a Handel Festival outside, and the crickets in the room chime in as a triangle at the end of each bar.
What to read after Letters From Khartoum Written During the Siege?
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