The War in the Cradle of the World Mesopotamia
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C. That the D. P. C. Of the Basra district took me one day to visit. We invited to go with us a visiting major-general from the Euphrates front and a very useful young gentleman to whom Arabic is all but a mother- tongue and who was in Basra fitting out for an expedition into the depths of the Arabian wilderness. The D. P. C. And the visiting general and I took General MacMunn's somewhat rickety but always reliable Ford, while the visiting general's A. D. C. And the adventurer-into-waste-places... took the D. P. C/s big service car, and at an early hour we were on our way. Basra or Zobier or both was or were the home port or ports of Sindbad the Sailor. Each of them claims this honor, but neither of them as it now exists was the city the Sailor knew. Basra was the 135 THE WAR IN THE CRADLE OF THE WORLD great ancient city, and the ruins of it a wide area of curiously mounded sand lie seven miles or so to the south of the comparatively modern town of Basra, while Zobier is about five miles fur- ther on, a walled town in the naked desert.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C. That the D. P. C. Of the Basra district took me one day to visit. We invited to go with us a visiting major-general from the Euphrates front and a very useful young gentleman to whom Arabic is all but a mother- tongue and who was in Basra fitting out for an expedition into the depths of the Arabian wilderness. The D. P. C. And the visiting general and I took General MacMunn's somewhat rickety but always reliable Ford, while the visiting general's A. D. C. And the adventurer-into-waste-places... took the D. P. C/s big service car, and at an early hour we were on our way. Basra or Zobier or both was or were the home port or ports of Sindbad the Sailor. Each of them claims this honor, but neither of them as it now exists was the city the Sailor knew. Basra was the 135 THE WAR IN THE CRADLE OF THE WORLD great ancient city, and the ruins of it a wide area of curiously mounded sand lie seven miles or so to the south of the comparatively modern town of Basra, while Zobier is about five miles fur- ther on, a walled town in the naked desert.
What to read after The War in the Cradle of the World Mesopotamia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eleanor Franklin Egan to read onlineMoreLess
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