Now there are many schools for girls, as well as high schools and colleges for both girls and boys.
The noise of the studying is stopped once during the day. At noon the time for prayer is called out from the tower of the church. Then all is quiet for a few minutes while teacher and pupils kneel to say the midday prayer.
Then the candy-man appears with all sorts of sweets on trays. The candies are called “Turkish delights.” They are “pasty, creamy, crackly things, made from rose-leaves, violets, nuts, dates and grapes, mixed with honey, sugar, syrup and spices.”
Doesn’t that sound good enough to eat?
Where do the “little Turkeys” live?
How would you reach their country?
Describe the Turkish baby’s cradle.
Describe the princes’ cradle.
How does the Turkish boy go to school?