To Abyssinia Through An Unknown Land An Account of a Journey Through Unexplore
To Abyssinia Through An Unknown Land An Account of a Journey Through Unexplore
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To compare Abyssinia with another self-governing, semi- civilized race, a European in Arabia would be followed about by a crowd of small boys, who would surround his camp, and sing vulgar verses about him. Yet I was able to walk through the whole length of Abyssinia in a costume which, in my own country, even, would have caused some comment, and I have never heard a single rude thing said about me by any Abyssinian small boy. On the contrary, every child greets a stranger and his own elders in ...a courteous and respectful manner, which might well be imitated by their white brethren.
As regards their form of address, they perhaps carry politeness and punctiliousness to too great an extreme. One sees two men meeting each other, and apparently holding a long conversation, and then each proceeds on his way. In reality they have said nothing but the equivalent of " How do you do ?" but something after this manner : " Is your afternoon good ?" ; ' Yes, thank God. And is yours, my brother ?" 18 274 UBA " Yes, thank God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To compare Abyssinia with another self-governing, semi- civilized race, a European in Arabia would be followed about by a crowd of small boys, who would surround his camp, and sing vulgar verses about him. Yet I was able to walk through the whole length of Abyssinia in a costume which, in my own country, even, would have caused some comment, and I have never heard a single rude thing said about me by any Abyssinian small boy. On the contrary, every child greets a stranger and his own elders in ...a courteous and respectful manner, which might well be imitated by their white brethren.
As regards their form of address, they perhaps carry politeness and punctiliousness to too great an extreme. One sees two men meeting each other, and apparently holding a long conversation, and then each proceeds on his way. In reality they have said nothing but the equivalent of " How do you do ?" but something after this manner : " Is your afternoon good ?" ; ' Yes, thank God. And is yours, my brother ?" 18 274 UBA " Yes, thank God.
What to read after To Abyssinia Through An Unknown Land An Account of a Journey Through Unexplore?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C H Chauncy Hugh Stigand to read onlineMoreLess
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