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The book is a record of the experiences, memories of New Zealand women, who, while on a trip to Jordan and meets the Bedouin Muhammad is his wife! This story began in 1978. Marguerite van Geldermalsen wrote this book in a beautiful, colorful, full of intriguing details of everyday Bedouin living in the ancient land of the Nabateans and the famous Petra. The book draws, though perhaps rubbermaid dish rack not from the very first pages. Reading the initial chapters just feels, knows that the best is yet to come.
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"The doctor does not always appear on the appointed day. Sometimes because when he was free and went to Amman. (...) Sometimes the doctor first visited the outpatient clinic in another town and here showed up until the afternoon. Anyway, we did not like know about it, so leaving only wait. Women gossiped and joked, infants were sleeping, crying or extended breast sucked out loose robes of cover it. Older children play with or clinging to their mothers also sucked his chest. Some women protect themselves before the next pregnancy by breast-feeding. (...) Quite often it also happened that some neglected mother came from Al Bayda 'plains or in the Wadi Araba, carrying in her arms weakened, wrapped in muzfir child. I do not care enough to touch the skin flabby belly hanging on dehydrated baby and I knew if it was an emergency. "
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