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Adventures and Letters

CHAPTER VI
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I shall now return to the calm continuation of my story and to writing notes which Chas will enjoy.
DICK.
GIBRALTAR--February 1893.
DEAR MOTHER: Morocco as it is is a very fine place spoiled by civilization.

Not nice civilization but the dregs of it, the broken down noblemen of Spain and cashiered captains of England and the R---- L----'s of America.

They hunt and play cricket and gamble and do nothing to maintain what is best in the place or to help what is worst.

I love the Moors and the way they hate the Christian and the scorn and pride they show.

They seem to carry all the mystery and dignity of Africa and of foreign conquests about them, and they are wonderfully well made and fine looking and self-respecting.


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