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Could he, I asked, point out any particular abuse, for it was difficult to deal with generalities ? Certainly he could do so ; he had no water for a portion of his property, whereas he always got water before the English came into the country. I inquired into the matter. As I had expected, I found that the Sheikh's statement was quite correct. He belonged to the privileged class. Under the old regime, he always got water, although his neighbours often went without it. Since the English engineer...s had taken the irrigation of the country in hand, they had recognised no privileges. All were treated alike. The Sheikh had to await his turn. Naturally enough, he did not like this levelling process.
Fortunately, shortly after my interview with him, the Sheikh's turn came. He, of course, attributed this to the exercise of my influence on his behalf.
I heard afterwards that his language at once changed. He spoke in terms of warm commenda- tion of the British administration.
Sheikh Abdul- Khalik el-Saadat, a nephew of the last-named Sheikh, is the head of one of the oldest purely Egyptian families in Egypt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Could he, I asked, point out any particular abuse, for it was difficult to deal with generalities ? Certainly he could do so ; he had no water for a portion of his property, whereas he always got water before the English came into the country. I inquired into the matter. As I had expected, I found that the Sheikh's statement was quite correct. He belonged to the privileged class. Under the old regime, he always got water, although his neighbours often went without it. Since the English engineer...s had taken the irrigation of the country in hand, they had recognised no privileges. All were treated alike. The Sheikh had to await his turn. Naturally enough, he did not like this levelling process.
Fortunately, shortly after my interview with him, the Sheikh's turn came. He, of course, attributed this to the exercise of my influence on his behalf.
I heard afterwards that his language at once changed. He spoke in terms of warm commenda- tion of the British administration.
Sheikh Abdul- Khalik el-Saadat, a nephew of the last-named Sheikh, is the head of one of the oldest purely Egyptian families in Egypt.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by The Earl of Cromer to read onlineMoreLess
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