Tunis Kairouan Carthage
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There is a train w^hich starts at the hideous hour of 6 a. M. , for those whose time is very limited, and another at about 2 p. M. , arriving at Sousse in time for dinner. Soon after leaving Tunis one passes the village of Djebel-Djeloud. The name is very attractive, but the next stopping-place, Rades, is really more interesting, and from it one can take many charming walks. A little farther on is Hammam-Lif, sheltered beneath a high hill, with a beach on the open sea, a casino, an hotel, and n...umerous villas — a very popular summer resort with the townsfolk of Tunis.
A picturesque incident occurred on our journey, at the station of Grombalia. A huge crowd of Arabs had assembled on the platform, and were holding 144 1^ D H Pi Q
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is a train w^hich starts at the hideous hour of 6 a. M. , for those whose time is very limited, and another at about 2 p. M. , arriving at Sousse in time for dinner. Soon after leaving Tunis one passes the village of Djebel-Djeloud. The name is very attractive, but the next stopping-place, Rades, is really more interesting, and from it one can take many charming walks. A little farther on is Hammam-Lif, sheltered beneath a high hill, with a beach on the open sea, a casino, an hotel, and n...umerous villas — a very popular summer resort with the townsfolk of Tunis.
A picturesque incident occurred on our journey, at the station of Grombalia. A huge crowd of Arabs had assembled on the platform, and were holding 144 1^ D H Pi Q
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