The Private Life of the Sultan of Turkey
The Private Life of the Sultan of Turkey
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On days of grand ceremony — ^that is to say, when a foreign sovereign or prince is present at Selamlyk — ^the presence of a few ladies of the Harem is an added attraction to the brilliancy of the pic- turesque scene. A dozen gala coaches of the Valid^-Sultana, the princesses, daughters of the Sultan, or the ladies of their suite, pass slowly by, preceded by the eunuchs and runners in livery, be- fore the troops, who present arms, pass through the gilded gates, and enter the 214 Digitized by Goo...gle An Unwilling Pilgrim court of the mosque, where the horses are immediately unharnessed.
The Sultan's sons arrive separately on horseback and in brilliant uniforms, with their respective suites of aides-de-camp and servitors, and take up their place in front of the diplomatic pavilion. Nothing could be more amusing than to see the youngest of these princes, decked out in generals' or colonels' uniforms, giving themselves military airs, and responding gravely to the respectful salutes of the personages whom they meet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On days of grand ceremony — ^that is to say, when a foreign sovereign or prince is present at Selamlyk — ^the presence of a few ladies of the Harem is an added attraction to the brilliancy of the pic- turesque scene. A dozen gala coaches of the Valid^-Sultana, the princesses, daughters of the Sultan, or the ladies of their suite, pass slowly by, preceded by the eunuchs and runners in livery, be- fore the troops, who present arms, pass through the gilded gates, and enter the 214 Digitized by Goo...gle An Unwilling Pilgrim court of the mosque, where the horses are immediately unharnessed.
The Sultan's sons arrive separately on horseback and in brilliant uniforms, with their respective suites of aides-de-camp and servitors, and take up their place in front of the diplomatic pavilion. Nothing could be more amusing than to see the youngest of these princes, decked out in generals' or colonels' uniforms, giving themselves military airs, and responding gravely to the respectful salutes of the personages whom they meet.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dorys, Georges, Pseud to read onlineMoreLess
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