Mission to Central Africa in the Years 1850 51 Vol 2 0 4
Mission to Central Africa in the Years 1850 51 Vol 2 0 4
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I made a visit to the village, and was well received by the principalslave of En-Noor, who presented me with ghaseb-bread, cheese, and furd, or ghaseb-water. The ladies were singularly complaisant, and one offeredme her friend; another was offered by a man. I believe these offers madein the way of compliments. In the East, it would not be prudent to takehim at his word who should say, "Everything I have is yours. " The hutsof the village are very clean, and are inhabited entirely by slaves ofEn...-Noor. These villages of Damerghou, at a distance, have the appearanceof Chinese villages, such as I have seen drawn, with eaves cocked uplike the rim of a French hat. The evening was given up to festivities, the slaves of the caravan uniting with those of the Tagelel. A regularprocession brought the supper from the village to the people of thecaravan, and then the music and dancing began. We had no supper sent. His highness is amazingly shabby in this respect. He fancies, perhaps, he could send us nothing better than what we have ourselves got, but hemight try the compliment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I made a visit to the village, and was well received by the principalslave of En-Noor, who presented me with ghaseb-bread, cheese, and furd, or ghaseb-water. The ladies were singularly complaisant, and one offeredme her friend; another was offered by a man. I believe these offers madein the way of compliments. In the East, it would not be prudent to takehim at his word who should say, "Everything I have is yours. " The hutsof the village are very clean, and are inhabited entirely by slaves ofEn...-Noor. These villages of Damerghou, at a distance, have the appearanceof Chinese villages, such as I have seen drawn, with eaves cocked uplike the rim of a French hat. The evening was given up to festivities, the slaves of the caravan uniting with those of the Tagelel. A regularprocession brought the supper from the village to the people of thecaravan, and then the music and dancing began. We had no supper sent. His highness is amazingly shabby in this respect. He fancies, perhaps, he could send us nothing better than what we have ourselves got, but hemight try the compliment.
What to read after Mission to Central Africa in the Years 1850 51 Vol 2 0 4?
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