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Educational Psychology
Developing Learners
Seventh Edition
Jeanne E. Ormrod
Professor Emerita, University of Northern Colorado
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’Tis sad to see proud manhood lie
As weak as helpless infancy!
Not one in all that caravan
With stronger heart their march began,
Than he, whose long drawn, gasping breath
Was wavering ’twixt life and death.
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And through the shady citron grove,
At morn and eve the maid will rove,
And, gazing on the verdant ground,
Will start at every rust’ling sound,
And, pale with mingled hope and fear,
Will look to see her love appear.
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FOOTNOTES
[17] In Turkish families the daughters are betrothed when quite young,
and very often do not see their destined husbands.
[18] “Hookah,” the Turkish pipe.
[19] “Simoom.” I believe I have good authority for the orthography of
this word, although it is oftener spelled “Simoon.”
[20] “Houdah.” A covered or open divan, placed on the back of the
camel, and either rudely or luxuriously furnished.
REAL COMFORT.
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