The Leisure of An Egyptian Official
The Leisure of An Egyptian Official
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' The Copt agrees with humility. 4 Perhaps these misfortunes were due to his own actions, ' I suggest. 4 What was their nature ? ' 4 He had trouble with the law-courts. ' Then, turning suddenly on the secretary, he says, 4 Khalil Effendi knows about it better than I, I think. ' 4 Well, what do you know, ' says the Minister ; 4 what were the troubles of this poor man ? ' * He had five years' imprisonment for em- bezzlement and fraud, I have been told, ' stammers out the secretary. 4 And why did ...you not tell us so before, im- btcile ? ' thunders the Minister. 4 1 did not know ! I did not think ! I was not sure ! ' bleats the secretary. I propose the question be adjourned to the next meeting, and that further inquiries be made about the character of the applicant, and especially if he has been convicted of a criminal offence. 4 It was 1905 March 1905, ' murmurs the Copt quietly. We pass on to the next question, in spite of an obvious tendency on the part of Macnab to COMMITTEE 113 argue the question as to whether we should be influenced by the testimony of the secretary, who is not properly a member of the committee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' The Copt agrees with humility. 4 Perhaps these misfortunes were due to his own actions, ' I suggest. 4 What was their nature ? ' 4 He had trouble with the law-courts. ' Then, turning suddenly on the secretary, he says, 4 Khalil Effendi knows about it better than I, I think. ' 4 Well, what do you know, ' says the Minister ; 4 what were the troubles of this poor man ? ' * He had five years' imprisonment for em- bezzlement and fraud, I have been told, ' stammers out the secretary. 4 And why did ...you not tell us so before, im- btcile ? ' thunders the Minister. 4 1 did not know ! I did not think ! I was not sure ! ' bleats the secretary. I propose the question be adjourned to the next meeting, and that further inquiries be made about the character of the applicant, and especially if he has been convicted of a criminal offence. 4 It was 1905 March 1905, ' murmurs the Copt quietly. We pass on to the next question, in spite of an obvious tendency on the part of Macnab to COMMITTEE 113 argue the question as to whether we should be influenced by the testimony of the secretary, who is not properly a member of the committee.
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