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An account of the manners and customs of the modern Egyptians

Note 95 — Chapter II · INFANCY AND EARLY EDUCATION.

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The young daughters of persons of the middle classes are sometimes instructed with the boys in a public school; but they are usually veiled, and hold no intercourse with the boys. I have often seen a well-dressed girl reading the Kur-án in a boys’ school.

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