Long Odds : a Novel 2
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The Egyptians pre- tend that they have conquered it, and you send pashas to lead them ; and then you interfere with our customs.' * How so ? ' asked Jack.
' We have made slaves from time im- memorial. It is our custom — allowed by our religion. The negroes were born to be the slaves of the Arabs, and you say it shall not be so.' 134 Long Odds.
Jack Cuxwold felt that it would be use- less to argue the question of slavery with this proud Arab girl, who evidently be- lieved that the negroes were a... most in- ferior race, and that the kidnapping and selling of them was a lawful industry.
1 Yes,' continued Zelne, ' you hinder us from making money, and that makes our sheikhs rapacious. I would it were not so.
Father was not greedy of money once.' Zelne no doubt believed that she was speaking the honest truth about Mo- hammed Sebekh ; but the facts of the case were, that in those days she had been too young to be cognisant of his doings, the Sheikh having been a levier of black-mail from his youth up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Egyptians pre- tend that they have conquered it, and you send pashas to lead them ; and then you interfere with our customs.' * How so ? ' asked Jack.
' We have made slaves from time im- memorial. It is our custom — allowed by our religion. The negroes were born to be the slaves of the Arabs, and you say it shall not be so.' 134 Long Odds.
Jack Cuxwold felt that it would be use- less to argue the question of slavery with this proud Arab girl, who evidently be- lieved that the negroes were a... most in- ferior race, and that the kidnapping and selling of them was a lawful industry.
1 Yes,' continued Zelne, ' you hinder us from making money, and that makes our sheikhs rapacious. I would it were not so.
Father was not greedy of money once.' Zelne no doubt believed that she was speaking the honest truth about Mo- hammed Sebekh ; but the facts of the case were, that in those days she had been too young to be cognisant of his doings, the Sheikh having been a levier of black-mail from his youth up.
What to read after Long Odds : a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smart, Hawley, 1833-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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