The Secret of the Sahara: Kufara
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Everybody ate out of the same dish with their fingers, scooping up the food swiftly, without speech, but with loud sucking noises. After- wards we drank so much green tea that sleep became impossible, and with the stars for lamps and the palm clumps for walls, we sat round a little fire and talked slowly with long pauses. We were told that when Sidi Idris passed through the oasis he camped for two days under an immense cluster of palms within six feet of the blue lake and the spot was now regar...ded with awe and reverence. We informed our guests that the Emir had lately gone to Italy to visit the King. Sidi Mohammed seemed puzaded that the Holy One should have established such a precedent. ^* Why did not the king come to see the Sayed? ^' he asked, ^^for it is the visitor, not the host, who confers honour in Arab land." Finally the question of departure arose and we discussed the possibility of going to Taiserbo first, thinking from Rohlfs' description that there must be some interesting Tebu ruins there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everybody ate out of the same dish with their fingers, scooping up the food swiftly, without speech, but with loud sucking noises. After- wards we drank so much green tea that sleep became impossible, and with the stars for lamps and the palm clumps for walls, we sat round a little fire and talked slowly with long pauses. We were told that when Sidi Idris passed through the oasis he camped for two days under an immense cluster of palms within six feet of the blue lake and the spot was now regar...ded with awe and reverence. We informed our guests that the Emir had lately gone to Italy to visit the King. Sidi Mohammed seemed puzaded that the Holy One should have established such a precedent. ^* Why did not the king come to see the Sayed? ^' he asked, ^^for it is the visitor, not the host, who confers honour in Arab land." Finally the question of departure arose and we discussed the possibility of going to Taiserbo first, thinking from Rohlfs' description that there must be some interesting Tebu ruins there.
What to read after The Secret of the Sahara: Kufara?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rosita Forbes to read onlineMoreLess
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