My Sudan Year
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If they imagined that they could rid themselves of the Government by killing its emissaries, they were mightily mistaken. Besides putting the matter to them thus, I appealed to their sense of hospitality and right. ' You are brave men/ I said ; ' do you think it courageous to kill one by four hundred ? If you will, appoint one man and we will fight it out, he and I. I am a stranger and at your mercy ; you are in your country and in great numbers. It is obvious, therefore, that you can do what y...ou like/ ' To TO THE SUDD AND BACK 167 his surprise, the tribesmen let him go, and finally established the most friendly relations. It is often observed, with some justice, by captious critics in Egypt, that the " what-a-good-boy- am-I ! " attitude of the high official in the Sudan Government Service is both irritating and hardly justified by actual fact. In Khartoum a perpetual back-patting goes on. Mr. Or Major So-and-So is complimented on his energy and devotion ; such-and-such a department is extolled ; and, if one were to judge by this attitude of self -con- gratulation, one would conclude that we the English were philanthropists actuated only by the noble desire to improve the lot of the un- sophisticated Sudanese.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If they imagined that they could rid themselves of the Government by killing its emissaries, they were mightily mistaken. Besides putting the matter to them thus, I appealed to their sense of hospitality and right. ' You are brave men/ I said ; ' do you think it courageous to kill one by four hundred ? If you will, appoint one man and we will fight it out, he and I. I am a stranger and at your mercy ; you are in your country and in great numbers. It is obvious, therefore, that you can do what y...ou like/ ' To TO THE SUDD AND BACK 167 his surprise, the tribesmen let him go, and finally established the most friendly relations. It is often observed, with some justice, by captious critics in Egypt, that the " what-a-good-boy- am-I ! " attitude of the high official in the Sudan Government Service is both irritating and hardly justified by actual fact. In Khartoum a perpetual back-patting goes on. Mr. Or Major So-and-So is complimented on his energy and devotion ; such-and-such a department is extolled ; and, if one were to judge by this attitude of self -con- gratulation, one would conclude that we the English were philanthropists actuated only by the noble desire to improve the lot of the un- sophisticated Sudanese.
What to read after My Sudan Year?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E S Ethel Stefana Drower to read onlineMoreLess
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