Mogreb El Acksa a Journey in Morocco
Mogreb El Acksa a Journey in Morocco
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To-day, in Morocco at anyrate, it has, like " Esquire " fallen from its proud estate, and now about answers to " Mr. " It is used in addressing anyone who has good clothes, the chief class distinction in Morocco, where all are socially equal to an extent unknown in Europe, except in Spain. " Sidi" was the word from which the " Cid" took his title.
MOGREB-EL-ACKSA 205 said I had no wish to bother him about, but that it seemed the best thing I could do was to marry a maiden or two belonging to th...e tribe and set up house, as there seemed little chance of ever moving from the place. However, in the meantime, should the Caid consent to let us go, I did not want to walk back to the coast, and my horse and the other animals were growing weaker every day for want of food. Without preamble, therefore, I promised Sidi Mo- hammed a handsome present when I went if he would see the man who kept the corn gave a suffi- cient quantity every day and did not sell it or keep it back as he had done for the past week.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To-day, in Morocco at anyrate, it has, like " Esquire " fallen from its proud estate, and now about answers to " Mr. " It is used in addressing anyone who has good clothes, the chief class distinction in Morocco, where all are socially equal to an extent unknown in Europe, except in Spain. " Sidi" was the word from which the " Cid" took his title.
MOGREB-EL-ACKSA 205 said I had no wish to bother him about, but that it seemed the best thing I could do was to marry a maiden or two belonging to th...e tribe and set up house, as there seemed little chance of ever moving from the place. However, in the meantime, should the Caid consent to let us go, I did not want to walk back to the coast, and my horse and the other animals were growing weaker every day for want of food. Without preamble, therefore, I promised Sidi Mo- hammed a handsome present when I went if he would see the man who kept the corn gave a suffi- cient quantity every day and did not sell it or keep it back as he had done for the past week.
What to read after Mogreb El Acksa a Journey in Morocco?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R B Robert Bontine Cunninghame Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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