Tripoli the Mysterious
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Outside the city are few large centers, and practically none in the interior. Benghazi, cap- ital of Cyrenaica, near the ruins of ancient Hesperia (later Berenice), had practically ten or twelve thousand beside the Turkish garri- son. But there was no regular communication either with Europe or Tripoli, sometimes nearly two months elapsing without this possibility.
Its Governor was of a lower rank than the Pasha of Tripoli, but still independent of him.
Cyrenaica had only about two hundred thou...- 53 TRIPOLI THE MYSTERIOUS sand inhabitants, and the Italian post-office had often to hold mail for a month or more before any means of forwarding presented itself, English tramp steamers or Turkish transports being the only possible carriers.
At Jebel Gharian a few poor villages clus- tered about two Turkish fortresses with their garrisons, Kars el-Gharian and Kars el- Jebel.
Zentan is the center of an actual troglodyte colony. The inhabitants of these subterranean villages live in shelters cut in the living rock, leaving them only for purposes of labour and harvesting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Outside the city are few large centers, and practically none in the interior. Benghazi, cap- ital of Cyrenaica, near the ruins of ancient Hesperia (later Berenice), had practically ten or twelve thousand beside the Turkish garri- son. But there was no regular communication either with Europe or Tripoli, sometimes nearly two months elapsing without this possibility.
Its Governor was of a lower rank than the Pasha of Tripoli, but still independent of him.
Cyrenaica had only about two hundred thou...- 53 TRIPOLI THE MYSTERIOUS sand inhabitants, and the Italian post-office had often to hold mail for a month or more before any means of forwarding presented itself, English tramp steamers or Turkish transports being the only possible carriers.
At Jebel Gharian a few poor villages clus- tered about two Turkish fortresses with their garrisons, Kars el-Gharian and Kars el- Jebel.
Zentan is the center of an actual troglodyte colony. The inhabitants of these subterranean villages live in shelters cut in the living rock, leaving them only for purposes of labour and harvesting.
What to read after Tripoli the Mysterious?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mabel Loomistodd to read onlineMoreLess
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