Topsy-Turvy Land
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Some are very short and others are very long; some parts of thebook are very good, but most of it is a jumble of events and of thingsthat never happened--all mixed up topsy-turvy.
A slave woman was Fatimah's teacher and now she is helper in the school ofthis teacher. She is the prompter, and always begins each sentence of therecitation, and the other children follow on. If any mistakes are made, she will instantly correct them.
She is a peculiar looking girl and she is not pretty. Her clothes c...onsistof cast off garments given her by others. Her head is generally coveredand wrapped up in a black muslin veil; then she has an _abba_ or Arabiancloak of very green-black cashmere; then under that a many colouredgarment called a _thobe_; it is square in pattern with armholes andsleeves nearly a yard wide. The ends of these wide sleeves are deftlytaken and thrown over the head to form a sort of tight-fitting cap. Underneath this garment is a kind of dressing gown with tight-fittingsleeves. Such is Fatimah's wardrobe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some are very short and others are very long; some parts of thebook are very good, but most of it is a jumble of events and of thingsthat never happened--all mixed up topsy-turvy.
A slave woman was Fatimah's teacher and now she is helper in the school ofthis teacher. She is the prompter, and always begins each sentence of therecitation, and the other children follow on. If any mistakes are made, she will instantly correct them.
She is a peculiar looking girl and she is not pretty. Her clothes c...onsistof cast off garments given her by others. Her head is generally coveredand wrapped up in a black muslin veil; then she has an _abba_ or Arabiancloak of very green-black cashmere; then under that a many colouredgarment called a _thobe_; it is square in pattern with armholes andsleeves nearly a yard wide. The ends of these wide sleeves are deftlytaken and thrown over the head to form a sort of tight-fitting cap. Underneath this garment is a kind of dressing gown with tight-fittingsleeves. Such is Fatimah's wardrobe.
What to read after Topsy-Turvy Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zwemer Amy E. to read onlineMoreLess
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