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An account of the manners and customs of the modern Egyptians

Note 431 — Chapter XIII · CHARACTER.

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“How many men, in Masr,” said one of my friends to me, “have lost their lives on account of women! A very handsome young libertine, who lived in this house which you now occupy, was beheaded here in the street, before his own door, for an intrigue with the wife of a Bey, and all the women of Masr wept for him.”

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