Moorish Literature
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He spendsthe night upon the trail. His camel is a runner of five years. When the sunrises he starts and follows the trail again.
About four o'clock he arrives at an encampment of the Touareg, and findssome shepherds with their flocks. He confides in one of these men, and saysto him: "A word, brave man, brother of beautiful women, I would say a wordto thee which thou wilt not repeat. " "Speak. " "Did a woman arrive at this place night before last?" "She did. " "Hast thou the sentiments of a man ...of heart?" "Truly. " "I desire to talk to her. " "I will take thee to her. Go, hide thy camel; tie him up. Change thyclothing. Thou wilt not then be recognized among the sheep. Bring thy sabreand come. Thou shalt walk as the sheep walk. " "I will walk toward you, taking the appearance of a sheep, so as not to beperceived. " "The wedding-festival is set for to-night, and everybody will be out oftheir houses. When I arrive at the tent of this lady I will strike a stakewith my stick. Where I shall strike, that is where she lives.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He spendsthe night upon the trail. His camel is a runner of five years. When the sunrises he starts and follows the trail again.
About four o'clock he arrives at an encampment of the Touareg, and findssome shepherds with their flocks. He confides in one of these men, and saysto him: "A word, brave man, brother of beautiful women, I would say a wordto thee which thou wilt not repeat. " "Speak. " "Did a woman arrive at this place night before last?" "She did. " "Hast thou the sentiments of a man ...of heart?" "Truly. " "I desire to talk to her. " "I will take thee to her. Go, hide thy camel; tie him up. Change thyclothing. Thou wilt not then be recognized among the sheep. Bring thy sabreand come. Thou shalt walk as the sheep walk. " "I will walk toward you, taking the appearance of a sheep, so as not to beperceived. " "The wedding-festival is set for to-night, and everybody will be out oftheir houses. When I arrive at the tent of this lady I will strike a stakewith my stick. Where I shall strike, that is where she lives.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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