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An account of the manners and customs of the modern Egyptians

Note 112 — Chapter III · RELIGION AND LAWS.

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It is believed that the good man will rise to judgment with his face white; and the bad, with his face black. Hence a man’s face is said to be white or black according as he is in good or bad repute; and “may God blacken thy face!” is a common imprecation.

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