The Children of the Nile
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There ' Ala'd-din soon prepared a little feast, the materials for which he had purchased beforehand, apologiz- ing all the while for the poverty of the place, so far beneath what he would have desired for his soul's dear one. Nevertheless it was a matter for great praise that his beloved had been rescued from that accursed gaol. Would to Allah that he could have been freed for life from servitude; but alas! that was impossible without the payment of a sum of money so considerable that, had the ...She3^kh Mustafa disbursed it, it would have advertised his wealth and led to ruin. So Mabruk was still a soldier ; but, in sh' Allah, ISO THE CHILDREN OF THE NILE and by the protection of Said Bey Ramadan, that seeming disgrace might yet be turned to honour. Zeynab and his mother had wept much on account of his uncertain fate, and had put dust on their faces when they learnt he was a soldier. Rashid, in consequence of the brawl that night at Tanta, had been subjected to a small fine and set at liberty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There ' Ala'd-din soon prepared a little feast, the materials for which he had purchased beforehand, apologiz- ing all the while for the poverty of the place, so far beneath what he would have desired for his soul's dear one. Nevertheless it was a matter for great praise that his beloved had been rescued from that accursed gaol. Would to Allah that he could have been freed for life from servitude; but alas! that was impossible without the payment of a sum of money so considerable that, had the ...She3^kh Mustafa disbursed it, it would have advertised his wealth and led to ruin. So Mabruk was still a soldier ; but, in sh' Allah, ISO THE CHILDREN OF THE NILE and by the protection of Said Bey Ramadan, that seeming disgrace might yet be turned to honour. Zeynab and his mother had wept much on account of his uncertain fate, and had put dust on their faces when they learnt he was a soldier. Rashid, in consequence of the brawl that night at Tanta, had been subjected to a small fine and set at liberty.
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