Missing in Egypt
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Valley of the Queens Kareem and I spent the rest of the day planning our next move. Early the next morning Kareem went out and hired a car. We took water and some bread, cheese and fruit and set off for the Valley of the Queens. With some difficulty we located the track that served as a road to go up into the hills behind Queen Hatshepsut’s tomb. Far away from the tourists there were tracks into a small village and it was there we stopped at the local bakery to ask if they knew the family ...of Edjo. Our request was met with a blank stare – they didn’t understand English and if they understood the word “Edjo” they were not letting on. You couldn’t always tell with the Egyptians whether they really didn’t understand or were using the language barrier as an excuse not to help.
The village was very small. Kareem wandered around, asking the same questions at the local shop and also of a couple of very old men sitting on a bench in the square.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Valley of the Queens Kareem and I spent the rest of the day planning our next move. Early the next morning Kareem went out and hired a car. We took water and some bread, cheese and fruit and set off for the Valley of the Queens. With some difficulty we located the track that served as a road to go up into the hills behind Queen Hatshepsut’s tomb. Far away from the tourists there were tracks into a small village and it was there we stopped at the local bakery to ask if they knew the family ...of Edjo. Our request was met with a blank stare – they didn’t understand English and if they understood the word “Edjo” they were not letting on. You couldn’t always tell with the Egyptians whether they really didn’t understand or were using the language barrier as an excuse not to help.
The village was very small. Kareem wandered around, asking the same questions at the local shop and also of a couple of very old men sitting on a bench in the square.
What to read after Missing in Egypt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rita Lee Chapman to read onlineMoreLess
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