The Adventures of Kamoula the Lovely Arabian Or a Vindication of the Ways of
The Adventures of Kamoula the Lovely Arabian Or a Vindication of the Ways of
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laid he, *an- gel of my planet, permit me to employ the life which thou haft faved in follow- ing thee as thy {lave ; fufFer me to at- tend on thee in that capacity, that by my it ins believe tint every man is directed by a aiJ er:. Y planet by an aa -el.
KAMOULA. . 69 my attention, zeal, and (ubmiffion, I may convince thee that though I do not poffefs riches, I pofFefs gratitude.
Kamoula defired him to rife ; who- ever thou art faid (Ije, thou oweft no ob- ligation to me, being as thou art an ...en- tire ftranger to me, there could be no perfonality in what I did for thee : but but if thou art really as thou fayeft defti- tute of fubiiilence, I offer thee fome fe- quins ; take them, and thou {halt owe me no obligation, becaufe I do not lend > I give them to thee ; the receiver al- ways pays the value of a prefent, by the honour he does the giver in accepting it. , Yek-Rahoun, for that was the name of the old man, refufed the iequins lo liberally offered him by Kamoula : I owe thee nothing, according to thy way of thinking, THE ADVENTURES OF thinking, faid he to her, but according to my OV.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
laid he, *an- gel of my planet, permit me to employ the life which thou haft faved in follow- ing thee as thy {lave ; fufFer me to at- tend on thee in that capacity, that by my it ins believe tint every man is directed by a aiJ er:. Y planet by an aa -el.
KAMOULA. . 69 my attention, zeal, and (ubmiffion, I may convince thee that though I do not poffefs riches, I pofFefs gratitude.
Kamoula defired him to rife ; who- ever thou art faid (Ije, thou oweft no ob- ligation to me, being as thou art an ...en- tire ftranger to me, there could be no perfonality in what I did for thee : but but if thou art really as thou fayeft defti- tute of fubiiilence, I offer thee fome fe- quins ; take them, and thou {halt owe me no obligation, becaufe I do not lend > I give them to thee ; the receiver al- ways pays the value of a prefent, by the honour he does the giver in accepting it. , Yek-Rahoun, for that was the name of the old man, refufed the iequins lo liberally offered him by Kamoula : I owe thee nothing, according to thy way of thinking, THE ADVENTURES OF thinking, faid he to her, but according to my OV.
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