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id: 31410
title: The Boy Slaves
author: Reid, Mayne
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  adventurers that the slaves of the Arab sheik and his followers were passed through the mind of the Arab sheik,) "old Nick burn him!--thinks Golah''s son and the other guard had noticed the old sailor''s suffering food, along with the day''s rest, had caused all the white slaves to turn On Golah being secured, the white slaves, with old Bill at their head, constant watch; and the thought of this caused the old Arab sheik to "Very likely," said Harry; "but how do you know it is Golah''s track?" when, by an order from the old sheik, his followers turned away from the Terence, that Golah would yet kill the Arabs, and take the boy slaves Taking the Krooman by one arm, the Arab sheik led him up to the old said Jim, speaking to the Arab merchants, "but he does not like to


id: 21488
title: Saved from the Sea; Or, The Loss of the Viper, and her Crew''s Saharan Adventures
author: Kingston, William Henry Giles
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  "I will soon learn that," said Ben, taking the boat-hook in his hand to After waiting for some time, we thought we heard Ben shouting to us. "Yes, I am sure that is Ben''s voice," said Boxall. Having told Ben of the means we had taken to find water, we advised him led the way across the channel; Halliday and I followed, and Ben brought formed, I looked out for Ben. At length I observed him, some way off, "Of course, Mr Boxall, you will take command of the raft," said Ben, dinner-time comes," observed Ben to Boxall. THE SEARCH FOR BOXALL--THE ARAB ENCAMPMENT--WE FIND WATER--BEN MAKES A The sheikh shouted to his followers, and I called Ben to come to us. "Thank you, Mr Sheikh," said Ben, after his meal; "long life to your and two: Boxall and I, Halliday and Ben, with Selim bringing up the


id: 10608
title: The Turquoise Cup, and, the Desert
author: Smith, Arthur Cosslett
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  "I came," said the Earl of Vauxhall, "to ask you if there is any way in "My dear lady," said the cardinal, "the Earl of Vauxhall was good enough "He said," replied the cardinal, "that he had asked you to be his wife." "It must be in my hands in ten days," said the cardinal. "Pietro," said the cardinal, rising, "you should have turned your hand said the little man ''Was he six years old?'' called Phelim. "If the earl is the man I take him to be," said the cardinal to himself, "The Earl of Vauxhall," said Lady Nora, "I present Mr. Phelim Blake." "Nora," said the earl, "I didn''t know how to do any of those things, and "This," said the old man, turning to a woman veiled to her eyes, "is my "Ali," said Abdullah, "the night before we started I asked you who


id: 36914
title: A Son of the Sahara
author: Gerard, Louise
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  The Sultan looked at her, all the time wondering why the white man was "Good night, Pansy, little flower," he said softly. "I thought all girls liked sweet things and lived for love," he said as "They look like Arabs," Pansy said. When night came Pansy tried not to think of Le Breton, but the idea of It was love Pansy had wanted in the moonlit garden with Le Breton''s and annoyance; the look that comes to a man''s face when the girl he for the girl beside him looked very different from the Pansy he knew. There was a hurt look in Pansy''s soft eyes as she watched Le Breton. "Look at that wild man from the desert," the Sultan said. Pansy as he would have her, looking at him with eyes full of love. But if Pansy did not know what the Sultan said, the crowd around her


id: 40994
title: Zoraida: A Romance of the Harem and the Great Sahara
author: Le Queux, William
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  copper pitcher upon the sand, the man said, "Thou art accursed of Allah, Remember, O Infidel, she risked her life to save thee, and thou, "Thou wilt ere long learn a wonderful secret which hath been revealed to "Thou art not a True Believer, O Cecil," Zoraida said, in bitter return to thee, and no ill effects wilt thou feel to-morrow of thy near perilous journey, thou shalt carry with thee the Crescent of Glorious concern thee not until thy return, for although to-night thou art here Whilst thou art in the distant Desert I shall not forget thee; remain hidden from thee until thou hast returned." "Hast thou travelled in the Great Desert?" the old man asked. thou, of all men, hast courage with thy sword and confidence in thine hands of their hated enemies--thou hast uttered thy last word! O Elucidator of the Great Mystery, know thou that a friend hath


id: 40832
author: Le Queux, William
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  "So thou hast remained here alone and single-handed to guard the "In thee do I place my trust," she answered, allowing her soft hand, the adage that the word of a Veiled Man is like water poured upon sand "Thou art of the great army of the infidels," Tamahu said. "Thou fearest to lose thy life," observed our Sheikh, knowing that the several hours I pushed my way forward, until at length my hands came suns have set thine eyes shall witness that which will amaze thee." fell captive in the hands of thy people, the Azjar, over in the reward, so that thou and thy people may become rich, and some day make Great Desert the light comes early from the far-off Holy City, golden as "Yet thou seekest my life with that knife in thine hand!" I cried in "The country of the Azjar is the whole of the Great Desert," I answered,

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  The Veiled Man Being an Account of the Risks and Adventures of Sidi Ahamadou, Sheikh of the Azjar Maraude


id: 43267
title: Captured by the Arabs
author: Foster, James H.
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  the Arab to Mr. Holton, Mr. Lewis, and Bob and Joe. At sight of the Arab, Fekmah looked at Bob with admiration. "And that is the second time Bob brought in criminals," said Mr. Lewis, recalling an incident that happened the summer before. At the Arab''s welcome remark, Bob and Joe sat up with a start. "It''ll be great, Joe, old boy," said Bob, deeply touched. "Now''s the time when a coat comes in handy," said Bob, reaching into "I wonder if Fekmah is sure he''s headed right?" said Bob, as he and "Now you may find it hard to get used to the strange camel," said Mr. Holton, as Joe straddled the kneeling animal. taken everything away," said Joe. That afternoon they came to a small well and refilled their "I''d like for you to do a little acting," said Bob to Fekmah, as the


id: 51799
title: Farmer
author: Reynolds, Mack
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  directives, field men such as Johnny McCord went about the Commission''s Johnny said, "I can have Derek back-trail them, if you want to be sure, "Hello, Paul," Johnny McCord said. "Yeah," Johnny McCord said. Johnny McCord and Derek Mason ate in the officer''s mess, divorced from Johnny said, "Damn it, Pierre, you shouldn''t stay out this late in a Johnny McCord said wearily, "Let''s eat. Johnny McCord said, "Mademoiselle Hélène Desage, I am John McCord, "I would love cold beer," Hélène Desage said to Pierre, and to Johnny Derek looked at Johnny McCord. Johnny said, "Mademoiselle Desage, may I present Captain Mohammed "Let''s land and take a look at one of those pumps," Johnny said. Johnny said, "There were at least a score of men here, Mr. Mellor." Johnny McCord said mildly, "Miss Desage, it seems to be the thing Johnny said, "I''ll tell it, Derek." "Let me go on," Johnny said.


