New Egypt
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" At the foot of the marble staircase a small basket phaeton, PUPILS OF THE KHEDIVE'S PRIVATE SCHOOL Sanderson shaded by a huge umbrella and drawn by a couple of smart little ponies, awaited us. His Highness took the reins, I seated myself by his side, and, accompanied by a single groom perched behind, we drove off at a rattling pace, under the practised guidance of the Khedive. Following a long shady avenue, consisting of old trees, and passing a little mosque whose minaret shone clear against... the deep blue of the sky, we entered a charming garden, in the centre of which rose a building of bright and pleasant appearance.
" I am taking you, " explained his Highness, " to the private school which I have founded, and where I have some two hundred children educated at my expense. Their course of study continues for five years, at the end of which I find them billets on one or other of my properties. In a word, I manufacture here all the servants and employees I require. " I had never before seen a school -house so airy, so sunny, n8 NEW EGYPT and so gay, and 1 could hardly hide my surprise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" At the foot of the marble staircase a small basket phaeton, PUPILS OF THE KHEDIVE'S PRIVATE SCHOOL Sanderson shaded by a huge umbrella and drawn by a couple of smart little ponies, awaited us. His Highness took the reins, I seated myself by his side, and, accompanied by a single groom perched behind, we drove off at a rattling pace, under the practised guidance of the Khedive. Following a long shady avenue, consisting of old trees, and passing a little mosque whose minaret shone clear against... the deep blue of the sky, we entered a charming garden, in the centre of which rose a building of bright and pleasant appearance.
" I am taking you, " explained his Highness, " to the private school which I have founded, and where I have some two hundred children educated at my expense. Their course of study continues for five years, at the end of which I find them billets on one or other of my properties. In a word, I manufacture here all the servants and employees I require. " I had never before seen a school -house so airy, so sunny, n8 NEW EGYPT and so gay, and 1 could hardly hide my surprise.
What to read after New Egypt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A B De Guerville to read onlineMoreLess
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