Morocco 8 6
Morocco 8 6
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Surelya sparrow-hawk in our island would not build his nest and live in perfectamity with pigeons. But, as is well known, the influence of the saintlyendures after the flesh of the saint has returned to the dust whence itcame.
The difference between Dukala and R'hamna, two adjacent provinces, is verymarked. All that the first enjoys the second lacks. We left the fertilelands for great stony plains, wind-swept, bare and dry. Skeletons ofcamels, mules, and donkeys told their story of past sufferi...ngs, and thewater supply was as scanty as the herbage upon which the R'hamna flocksfare so poorly. In place of prosperous douars, set in orchards amid richarable land, there were Government n'zalas at long intervals in the waste, with wattled huts, and lean, hungry tribesmen, whose poverty was as plainto see as their ribs. Neither Basha nor Kaid could well grow fat now insuch a place, and yet there was a time when R'hamna was a thrivingprovince after its kind. But it had a warlike people and fierce, to whomthe temptation of plundering the caravans that made their way to theSouthern capital was irresistible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Surelya sparrow-hawk in our island would not build his nest and live in perfectamity with pigeons. But, as is well known, the influence of the saintlyendures after the flesh of the saint has returned to the dust whence itcame.
The difference between Dukala and R'hamna, two adjacent provinces, is verymarked. All that the first enjoys the second lacks. We left the fertilelands for great stony plains, wind-swept, bare and dry. Skeletons ofcamels, mules, and donkeys told their story of past sufferi...ngs, and thewater supply was as scanty as the herbage upon which the R'hamna flocksfare so poorly. In place of prosperous douars, set in orchards amid richarable land, there were Government n'zalas at long intervals in the waste, with wattled huts, and lean, hungry tribesmen, whose poverty was as plainto see as their ribs. Neither Basha nor Kaid could well grow fat now insuch a place, and yet there was a time when R'hamna was a thrivingprovince after its kind. But it had a warlike people and fierce, to whomthe temptation of plundering the caravans that made their way to theSouthern capital was irresistible.
What to read after Morocco 8 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sl Bensusan to read onlineMoreLess
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