Our Mission to the Court of Marocco in 1880 Under Sir John Drummond Hay
Our Mission to the Court of Marocco in 1880 Under Sir John Drummond Hay
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Shaw, who writes in 1732, describes the sound I allude to, spelling it phonetically, " Loo, loo, loo, " and says it is a corruption of the Hebrew " Hallelujah. " ' No ladies, however, came out en masse to-day to meet us, but as we got closer to the city walls the moving panorama on either side became wedged among the dense crowd who had collected just outside the gates, and amongst whom were many veiled figures struggling for places where they could get a good sight of us. Groups of Jews, too, ...were to be seen — strange and weird- looking peoj)le ; most of them in their small black caps and dark flowing robes. A few were mounted, and all had their slippers on, in neither of which luxuries may they indulge till outside the walls of any of the sacred cities. A long-sufi'ering race truly are they, content to sufi'er these and all other indignities, provided only they can make a usurious profit out of their oppressors. But contemptible and despised as they so often are, they are not without great title to our respect when one con- siders how through good and evil report they stick together, always ready to help their weaker brethren, ^ ShaVs " Travels in Barbary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shaw, who writes in 1732, describes the sound I allude to, spelling it phonetically, " Loo, loo, loo, " and says it is a corruption of the Hebrew " Hallelujah. " ' No ladies, however, came out en masse to-day to meet us, but as we got closer to the city walls the moving panorama on either side became wedged among the dense crowd who had collected just outside the gates, and amongst whom were many veiled figures struggling for places where they could get a good sight of us. Groups of Jews, too, ...were to be seen — strange and weird- looking peoj)le ; most of them in their small black caps and dark flowing robes. A few were mounted, and all had their slippers on, in neither of which luxuries may they indulge till outside the walls of any of the sacred cities. A long-sufi'ering race truly are they, content to sufi'er these and all other indignities, provided only they can make a usurious profit out of their oppressors. But contemptible and despised as they so often are, they are not without great title to our respect when one con- siders how through good and evil report they stick together, always ready to help their weaker brethren, ^ ShaVs " Travels in Barbary.
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