The System of Natural History volume 1
The System of Natural History volume 1
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Their language is without rules ; and their manner of writing, though their characters are more beautiful than those of the Arabians, is so im- perfect, that they take seveial days to write a letter. In their mode of salutation there is something exceed- ingly whimsical. Each takes the right hand of the other, and carries it to his mouth ; after, the saluter takes off the scarf of the person saluted, and fastens it round his own body : Thus the latter is left half naked, few of the Ethiopians w...earing any more than this scarf, and a pair of cotton drawers. The first Negroes we meet with are those who live on the south side of Senegal. These people, as well as those who occupy the different territories between Senegal and Gambia, are called Jalofes. They are all very black, well-proportioned, and of a size suffi- ciently tall. Their features are less harsh than those of the Negroes ; and some of them, especially of the female sex, have features that are far from being irregular. With respect to beauty, they value fine eyes, a well made nose and mouth, and lips of a proportional smallness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their language is without rules ; and their manner of writing, though their characters are more beautiful than those of the Arabians, is so im- perfect, that they take seveial days to write a letter. In their mode of salutation there is something exceed- ingly whimsical. Each takes the right hand of the other, and carries it to his mouth ; after, the saluter takes off the scarf of the person saluted, and fastens it round his own body : Thus the latter is left half naked, few of the Ethiopians w...earing any more than this scarf, and a pair of cotton drawers. The first Negroes we meet with are those who live on the south side of Senegal. These people, as well as those who occupy the different territories between Senegal and Gambia, are called Jalofes. They are all very black, well-proportioned, and of a size suffi- ciently tall. Their features are less harsh than those of the Negroes ; and some of them, especially of the female sex, have features that are far from being irregular. With respect to beauty, they value fine eyes, a well made nose and mouth, and lips of a proportional smallness.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georges Louis Leclerc Buffon to read onlineMoreLess
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