Lives of Celebrated Travellers, volume 2
Lives of Celebrated Travellers, volume 2
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Si floimshiiig and popttloas city, wl»re he remained three days, and then departed for Herat.
His camel companion now was a noisy, disputatious theologian, who not only-regaled him on the road with menaces and argumente, but deterred a poor half-starved Arab tailor, whose services Forster had engaged, from eating the bread of an infidel, though ke saw clearly the poor man had no other to eat.
In this agreeable position he e
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Si floimshiiig and popttloas city, wl»re he remained three days, and then departed for Herat.
His camel companion now was a noisy, disputatious theologian, who not only-regaled him on the road with menaces and argumente, but deterred a poor half-starved Arab tailor, whose services Forster had engaged, from eating the bread of an infidel, though ke saw clearly the poor man had no other to eat.
In this agreeable position he e
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