The Arabs in Tripoli
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Then give a little more. " And so on. Few things are more trying than commercial dealings with the Arabs. Therefore, the plunder-market was the scene of much noisy strife, since salesmen quarrelled amongst them- selves as well as with their customers.
Purchases chiefly sought for by the Arabs 218 GOOD EQUIPMENT OF ITALIANS were good guns. There was a type of light cavalry carbine with a folding bayonet which was in great demand. Those who had got them, and had patience to withhold them for the ...first few days, were sure to sell them at a good price. Shoes and cloaks were also quickly bought ; but the traffic in picks and spades and mattocks, taken from the Italian sappers' huts, was slow. Arab soldiers mocked those of their companions who had been at pains to carry such things away.
Judging from such of their equipment as was sold in the desert markets, the Italians were wonderfully fitted out. Their weapons, implements, and clothes were mostly new and of a costly make. It seemed that every com- pany of ten or twelve men was fitted with a splendid Berkenfeld filter, worth at least five or six pounds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then give a little more. " And so on. Few things are more trying than commercial dealings with the Arabs. Therefore, the plunder-market was the scene of much noisy strife, since salesmen quarrelled amongst them- selves as well as with their customers.
Purchases chiefly sought for by the Arabs 218 GOOD EQUIPMENT OF ITALIANS were good guns. There was a type of light cavalry carbine with a folding bayonet which was in great demand. Those who had got them, and had patience to withhold them for the ...first few days, were sure to sell them at a good price. Shoes and cloaks were also quickly bought ; but the traffic in picks and spades and mattocks, taken from the Italian sappers' huts, was slow. Arab soldiers mocked those of their companions who had been at pains to carry such things away.
Judging from such of their equipment as was sold in the desert markets, the Italians were wonderfully fitted out. Their weapons, implements, and clothes were mostly new and of a costly make. It seemed that every com- pany of ten or twelve men was fitted with a splendid Berkenfeld filter, worth at least five or six pounds.
What to read after The Arabs in Tripoli?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alan Ostler to read onlineMoreLess
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