Wanderings in Arabia, volume 2
Wanderings in Arabia, volume 2
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But my friends had not done well to settle me there : the violence of the Wahaby Aly, in contempt of the liberal Emir Zamil, would hearten the town fanatics against the Nasrany. — This was the comedy of the two Alyes. The white Aly spurned-to the door, and drew the bolt; and the same day he had driven me out of the town, but Zamil would not hear of it. I remained with my bags in the street, and idle persons came to look on ; but the negro Aly vehemently threatened, that ' Zamil would pluck out ...the eyes and the tongue of any that molested me ! ' The hot morning hours advanced to high noon ; and when the muethins chanted I was still sitting in the street by my things, in the sight of the malevolent people, who again flocked by me to the mesjid. — " Ullah ! this is one who prays not, " quoth every passing man. After them came a lad of the town, whose looks showed him to be of impure sinister conditions ! and bearing a long rod in his hand : therewith of his godly zeal — that is an inhuman envy and cruelty !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But my friends had not done well to settle me there : the violence of the Wahaby Aly, in contempt of the liberal Emir Zamil, would hearten the town fanatics against the Nasrany. — This was the comedy of the two Alyes. The white Aly spurned-to the door, and drew the bolt; and the same day he had driven me out of the town, but Zamil would not hear of it. I remained with my bags in the street, and idle persons came to look on ; but the negro Aly vehemently threatened, that ' Zamil would pluck out ...the eyes and the tongue of any that molested me ! ' The hot morning hours advanced to high noon ; and when the muethins chanted I was still sitting in the street by my things, in the sight of the malevolent people, who again flocked by me to the mesjid. — " Ullah ! this is one who prays not, " quoth every passing man. After them came a lad of the town, whose looks showed him to be of impure sinister conditions ! and bearing a long rod in his hand : therewith of his godly zeal — that is an inhuman envy and cruelty !
What to read after Wanderings in Arabia, volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Montagu Doughty to read onlineMoreLess
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