EBOOK MOROCCO ***
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MOROCCO
PAINTED BY
A.S. FORREST
DESCRIBED BY
S.L. BENSUSAN
[Illustration: Stamp]
LONDON
ADAM AND CHARLES BLACK
1904
[Illustration: IN DJEDIDA]
Transcriber's Note:
The following apparent printer's errors were changed:
from appearonce to appearance
from everthing to everything
from kindgom to kingdom
from "Tuesday market. to "Tuesday market."
Other inconsistencies in spelling have been left as in the original.
"As I have felt, so I have written."
EOTHEN.
Preface
It has been a pleasant task to recall the little journey set out in the
following pages, but the writer can hardly escape the thought that the
title of the book promises more than he has been able to perform. While
the real Morocco remains a half-known land to-day, this book does not take
the traveller from the highroad. The mere idler, the wayfarer to whom
Morocco is no more than one of many places of pilgrimage, must needs deal
modestly with his task, even though modesty be an unfashionable virtue;
and the painstaking folk who pass through this world pelting one another
with hard facts will find here but little to add to their store of
ammunition.
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