Travels in Morocco Vol 2 8 6
Travels in Morocco Vol 2 8 6
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The placeis of no importance, famed only for having near it a market on Tuesday, to which many people resort. The population may be one hundred. Assah isalso the name of the district though which the Sous river flows. TheBas-el-wad (or head of the river) is very properly the name of the upperpart of the river; when passing through Taroudant it takes the name ofSous. Fifteen miles from Assah is the town of Aghoulon, containing aboutsix hundred people.
Talent, or Tilin, the difference only is the... adding of the Berbertermination. The other consonants are the same, perhaps, as Mr. Davidsonincidentally mentions. It is a strong city, and capital of the provinceof Sous-el-Aksa, or the extreme part of Sous. This province is sometimescalled Tesset, or Tissert. A portion of it is also denominatedBlad-Sidi-Hasham, and forms a free and quasi-independant state, foundedin 1810 by the Emir Hasham, son of the Shereef Ahmed Ben Mousa. Thisprince was the bug-bear of Captain Riley. The district contains upwardsof twenty-five thousand Shelouhs and industrious Arabs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The placeis of no importance, famed only for having near it a market on Tuesday, to which many people resort. The population may be one hundred. Assah isalso the name of the district though which the Sous river flows. TheBas-el-wad (or head of the river) is very properly the name of the upperpart of the river; when passing through Taroudant it takes the name ofSous. Fifteen miles from Assah is the town of Aghoulon, containing aboutsix hundred people.
Talent, or Tilin, the difference only is the... adding of the Berbertermination. The other consonants are the same, perhaps, as Mr. Davidsonincidentally mentions. It is a strong city, and capital of the provinceof Sous-el-Aksa, or the extreme part of Sous. This province is sometimescalled Tesset, or Tissert. A portion of it is also denominatedBlad-Sidi-Hasham, and forms a free and quasi-independant state, foundedin 1810 by the Emir Hasham, son of the Shereef Ahmed Ben Mousa. Thisprince was the bug-bear of Captain Riley. The district contains upwardsof twenty-five thousand Shelouhs and industrious Arabs.
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