Morocco volume 1
Morocco volume 1
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One, Sidi-Bargas, the minister, was a handsome old man, with a white beard, fresh, clear complexion, a pair of indescrib- ably vivacious eyes, and a wide, smiling mouth, lined with two rows of big teeth as white as ivory ; a countenance that gave indications at the first glance of that astuteness, that marvellously pliable nature, which is an absolute requisite of the office he held. The eye-glasses and snuff-box, and certain ceremoni- ous movements of the head and hands lent him almost the air... of a European diplomat. We had before us a man accustomed to associate with Christians supe- rior, perhaps, to many of the superstitions and pre- judices of his countrymen a liberal-minded Mussul- man, a Moor wearing a varnish of civilization, The other, Kaid Misfiui appeared to be the very personifica- tion of Morocco. He was a man of about fifty, dark, black-bearded, muscular, gloomy, taciturn, who sat with unsmiling face, bent head, eyes fixed upon the ground, and lowering brow, as though we inspired TANGIER.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One, Sidi-Bargas, the minister, was a handsome old man, with a white beard, fresh, clear complexion, a pair of indescrib- ably vivacious eyes, and a wide, smiling mouth, lined with two rows of big teeth as white as ivory ; a countenance that gave indications at the first glance of that astuteness, that marvellously pliable nature, which is an absolute requisite of the office he held. The eye-glasses and snuff-box, and certain ceremoni- ous movements of the head and hands lent him almost the air... of a European diplomat. We had before us a man accustomed to associate with Christians supe- rior, perhaps, to many of the superstitions and pre- judices of his countrymen a liberal-minded Mussul- man, a Moor wearing a varnish of civilization, The other, Kaid Misfiui appeared to be the very personifica- tion of Morocco. He was a man of about fifty, dark, black-bearded, muscular, gloomy, taciturn, who sat with unsmiling face, bent head, eyes fixed upon the ground, and lowering brow, as though we inspired TANGIER.
What to read after Morocco volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmondo De Amicis to read onlineMoreLess
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