Morocco That Was
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There were no signs of the coming struggle at that moment. Cattle were feeding near the little villages on the plain, and thin white smoke, hanging heavily in the bright air, issued from the thatched roofs and tents of the plains-people as they cooked their breakfasts. In the Shereefian camp there was some movement, and near Raisuli's stronghold his followers could be seen strolling about, while the smoking chim- neys of his house bespoke the fact that they too were preparing their breakfasts.
...It was nine o'clock before the scene changed. Clear in the still air a bugle rang out in the camp. They must have heard it away at Zinat, for sud- denly from the summit of the rocks above Raisuli's fortress a long thin column of white smoke arose, then another and another, and then from peak to RAISULI 203 peak, as far as the eye could reach, the fires were answered. The mountaineers were signalling to one another that the great battle was imminent. Down in the camp below us the infantry were " falling in " and the cavalrymen mounting their horses, and it was only a few minutes later when amongst the beating of drums and the blowing of bugles, the neighing of horses and the fluttering of coloured banners and flags, the Shereefian troops marched out on to the plain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were no signs of the coming struggle at that moment. Cattle were feeding near the little villages on the plain, and thin white smoke, hanging heavily in the bright air, issued from the thatched roofs and tents of the plains-people as they cooked their breakfasts. In the Shereefian camp there was some movement, and near Raisuli's stronghold his followers could be seen strolling about, while the smoking chim- neys of his house bespoke the fact that they too were preparing their breakfasts.
...It was nine o'clock before the scene changed. Clear in the still air a bugle rang out in the camp. They must have heard it away at Zinat, for sud- denly from the summit of the rocks above Raisuli's fortress a long thin column of white smoke arose, then another and another, and then from peak to RAISULI 203 peak, as far as the eye could reach, the fires were answered. The mountaineers were signalling to one another that the great battle was imminent. Down in the camp below us the infantry were " falling in " and the cavalrymen mounting their horses, and it was only a few minutes later when amongst the beating of drums and the blowing of bugles, the neighing of horses and the fluttering of coloured banners and flags, the Shereefian troops marched out on to the plain.
What to read after Morocco That Was?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris, Walter, 1761-1843. to read onlineMoreLess
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