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An account of the manners and customs of the modern Egyptians

Note 411 — Chapter XIII · CHARACTER.

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They are not, however, so apathetic as some travellers have supposed; for it is not uncommon to see them weep; and such a demonstration of feeling is not considered by them as unmanly: even heroes are frequently represented, in their romances and histories, as weeping under heavy affliction.

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