Ragged Life in Egypt
Ragged Life in Egypt
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Poor Fatmeh's heart was softened by the tears of sorroAr, like furrows by the rain-drops from heaven, and she begged to stay and help the good woman in her washing, in order to hear more, and to tell her griefs. "I will be your servant, I will do anything, if I may stay all the day," she said.
Next day she came to visit me. A greater con- trast to the active, vigorous, intelligent, but hot- tempered Shoh, could not be found. The sister was at least a head shorter, thin, slight, and chdtive in a...ppearance, with more insignificant features, but with a sweet, sorrowful expression in her gentle black eyes, which looked heavy with long weeping.
As she sat on the floor, her hands resting on her lap in an attitude of meek despondency, it seemed as if SHOH AND FATMEH. 75 Borrow had resumed its sway, and the interest which a new subject had excited in her was for the time forgotten.
Presently she noticed the portrait of a little child on the wall near her ; her lost darlings could hardly have been very like that blue-eyed, fair-haired creature ; but still it was a child, and poor Fatmeh gazed for a moment, saying in a soft voice, u Very pretty !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Poor Fatmeh's heart was softened by the tears of sorroAr, like furrows by the rain-drops from heaven, and she begged to stay and help the good woman in her washing, in order to hear more, and to tell her griefs. "I will be your servant, I will do anything, if I may stay all the day," she said.
Next day she came to visit me. A greater con- trast to the active, vigorous, intelligent, but hot- tempered Shoh, could not be found. The sister was at least a head shorter, thin, slight, and chdtive in a...ppearance, with more insignificant features, but with a sweet, sorrowful expression in her gentle black eyes, which looked heavy with long weeping.
As she sat on the floor, her hands resting on her lap in an attitude of meek despondency, it seemed as if SHOH AND FATMEH. 75 Borrow had resumed its sway, and the interest which a new subject had excited in her was for the time forgotten.
Presently she noticed the portrait of a little child on the wall near her ; her lost darlings could hardly have been very like that blue-eyed, fair-haired creature ; but still it was a child, and poor Fatmeh gazed for a moment, saying in a soft voice, u Very pretty !
What to read after Ragged Life in Egypt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Louisa Whately to read onlineMoreLess
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