A Winter in MoroccoH.S. King, 1873 - 365 páginas This is an engaging account of a winter spent in Morocco written by an author who confesses that she knew "nothing about the country or the people" before going. Indeed, to correct this deplorable state of affairs amongst the general population, the author's first chapter is dedicated to "the ignorant" and contains a brief description of Morocco. |
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... sometimes when very hungry , will pay a visit to the rocks imme- diately below the platform of the Signal Station , where the keeper feeds them . Each of the apes has a name given to it by the soldiers , who are in the habit of seeing ...
... sometimes when very hungry , will pay a visit to the rocks imme- diately below the platform of the Signal Station , where the keeper feeds them . Each of the apes has a name given to it by the soldiers , who are in the habit of seeing ...
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... Sometimes we were joined by the captain , a Gibraltarian , and the engineer , an Englishman and a pleasant intelligent fellow . Both of these added their quota to the general entertainment , and in pleasant chat the time passed by ...
... Sometimes we were joined by the captain , a Gibraltarian , and the engineer , an Englishman and a pleasant intelligent fellow . Both of these added their quota to the general entertainment , and in pleasant chat the time passed by ...
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... Sometimes as she turned over on her side when up on the top of a great wave , I felt as if I were suspended in mid air , as I looked straight down into the sea beneath me ; while every muscle of 58 A WINTER IN MOROCCO .
... Sometimes as she turned over on her side when up on the top of a great wave , I felt as if I were suspended in mid air , as I looked straight down into the sea beneath me ; while every muscle of 58 A WINTER IN MOROCCO .
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... sometimes in bad weather , within a hundred yards of the shore . Two of these , with frantic cries and gesticulations , held aloft a chair , into which I was informed I was to entrust myself to be carried ashore . It was almost an exact ...
... sometimes in bad weather , within a hundred yards of the shore . Two of these , with frantic cries and gesticulations , held aloft a chair , into which I was informed I was to entrust myself to be carried ashore . It was almost an exact ...
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... sometimes rains in Tangier ; and when it does , it does it with a will . Then vanish the mountains , hidden in clouds of mist , and sea and sky and land are lost in one indistin- guishable mass of dull grey . This , however , is not ...
... sometimes rains in Tangier ; and when it does , it does it with a will . Then vanish the mountains , hidden in clouds of mist , and sea and sky and land are lost in one indistin- guishable mass of dull grey . This , however , is not ...
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