Southern Arabia
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There we halted, and badeadieu to the governors and officials of Mohammed Gol, who had accompaniedus thus far. Our parting was almost dramatic, and the injunctions to thesheikh to see to our safety were reiterated with ever additionalvehemence, the mamour holding my husband's hand all the time.
Near the well of Hadi are numerous ancient structures of a differentnature and more puzzling to account for. Circular walls, from 10 to 14feet in diameter and 3 feet high, have been built, some in the va...lleysand some high up on the hills. The interiors of these have been filledwith stones, the largest of which are in the centre, and in the middle ofthese large stones is a depression a foot or so deep. They certainlylooked like tombs of some departed race, especially as they weregenerally placed in groups of two or three, and they resembled the tombsin the north of Abyssinia, except that those are filled with mounds ofsmall stones, whereas these have larger stones and a depression in thecentre. The water turned out to be rather like port wine to look at, fullof little fish, tadpoles, and leeches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There we halted, and badeadieu to the governors and officials of Mohammed Gol, who had accompaniedus thus far. Our parting was almost dramatic, and the injunctions to thesheikh to see to our safety were reiterated with ever additionalvehemence, the mamour holding my husband's hand all the time.
Near the well of Hadi are numerous ancient structures of a differentnature and more puzzling to account for. Circular walls, from 10 to 14feet in diameter and 3 feet high, have been built, some in the va...lleysand some high up on the hills. The interiors of these have been filledwith stones, the largest of which are in the centre, and in the middle ofthese large stones is a depression a foot or so deep. They certainlylooked like tombs of some departed race, especially as they weregenerally placed in groups of two or three, and they resembled the tombsin the north of Abyssinia, except that those are filled with mounds ofsmall stones, whereas these have larger stones and a depression in thecentre. The water turned out to be rather like port wine to look at, fullof little fish, tadpoles, and leeches.
What to read after Southern Arabia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bent Mabel to read onlineMoreLess
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