Travels in Morocco, volume 1.
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" But, on the contrary, with respect to my own experience in the Desert, the people appeared equally hostile or offended at my taking them bysurprise. Desert travelling after all is mostly an affair of luck. Sixtravellers might be sent to Timbuctoo and three return, and three bemurdered, and yet the three who were murdered might have been as prudentand as skilful as the three who were successful. The MaroquineGovernment often shew a perfect Chinese jealousy of Europeans travellingin the interio...r. When Doctor Willshire, brother of the Consul, returnedfrom Morocco, the Government gave orders that "he should be takendirectly to Mogador, and not be allowed to turn to the right hand or tothe left, to collect old stones or herbs. " This lynx-eyed governmentimagined they saw in Doctor Willshire's botanical and mineralogicalrambles, a design of spying out the powers and resources of the country.
The consentaneous progress of Morocco in the universal movement of theage, is argued by the merchants from an increased use of chairs, andknives and forks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" But, on the contrary, with respect to my own experience in the Desert, the people appeared equally hostile or offended at my taking them bysurprise. Desert travelling after all is mostly an affair of luck. Sixtravellers might be sent to Timbuctoo and three return, and three bemurdered, and yet the three who were murdered might have been as prudentand as skilful as the three who were successful. The MaroquineGovernment often shew a perfect Chinese jealousy of Europeans travellingin the interio...r. When Doctor Willshire, brother of the Consul, returnedfrom Morocco, the Government gave orders that "he should be takendirectly to Mogador, and not be allowed to turn to the right hand or tothe left, to collect old stones or herbs. " This lynx-eyed governmentimagined they saw in Doctor Willshire's botanical and mineralogicalrambles, a design of spying out the powers and resources of the country.
The consentaneous progress of Morocco in the universal movement of theage, is argued by the merchants from an increased use of chairs, andknives and forks.
What to read after Travels in Morocco, volume 1.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richardson James to read onlineMoreLess
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