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Perils and Captivity

Note 28 — II. NARRATIVE OF THE CAPTIVITY OF M. DE BRISSON

Patrick Maxwell translation

The Arabs who dwell along that coast live upon their fish. They are exceedingly poor, but of much milder manners than the inhabitants of the interior parts, by whom they are greatly despised.

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