Morocco Its People And Places
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Died in 1878.
A CARRIAGE WITHOUT WHEELS.
191 order to make the tliiiii]^ ridiculous_, availed lilmself of the per- mission with the conditions, and there are still at Tan- giers persons who remem- ber having seen him going abont the city in a carriage withont wheels, suspended between two mules.
We arrived at last at those blessed hills which we had been looking forward to for three days with im- patient longing. After a long climb we entered a narrow gorge, called in Arabic Ben-Tinea, where ^I...m^^ we were obliged to pass one by one, and came out upon a beautiful flowery valley, quite solitary, where the escort scattered gaily, filling the air with songs and cries of joy.
At the bottom of the valley we met another escort from the territory of the military colonies, which took the place of the former one.
They were about one hundred horsemen, some very old and some very young, black, and hairy; some were mounted on stu- pendous horses, caparisoned with great pomp. The Caid, Abu-Bcn- Gileli, was a robust old man, of severe aspect and reserved manners, One of the IJscurt of Abii-JkH-GileU.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Died in 1878.
A CARRIAGE WITHOUT WHEELS.
191 order to make the tliiiii]^ ridiculous_, availed lilmself of the per- mission with the conditions, and there are still at Tan- giers persons who remem- ber having seen him going abont the city in a carriage withont wheels, suspended between two mules.
We arrived at last at those blessed hills which we had been looking forward to for three days with im- patient longing. After a long climb we entered a narrow gorge, called in Arabic Ben-Tinea, where ^I...m^^ we were obliged to pass one by one, and came out upon a beautiful flowery valley, quite solitary, where the escort scattered gaily, filling the air with songs and cries of joy.
At the bottom of the valley we met another escort from the territory of the military colonies, which took the place of the former one.
They were about one hundred horsemen, some very old and some very young, black, and hairy; some were mounted on stu- pendous horses, caparisoned with great pomp. The Caid, Abu-Bcn- Gileli, was a robust old man, of severe aspect and reserved manners, One of the IJscurt of Abii-JkH-GileU.
What to read after Morocco Its People And Places?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmondo De Amicis to read onlineMoreLess
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