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The Weavers
Complete

CHAPTER XXIII
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They think with all their might on one thing at a time, and they think things into happening--and so does he.

He's a thousand years old, which is about as old-fashioned as I mean, and as wise, and as plain to read as though you'd write the letters of words as big as a date-palm.

That's where he makes the running with them, and they can read their title clear to mansions in the skies! You should hear him talk with Ebn Ezra Bey--perhaps you don't know of Ezra?
He was a friend of his Uncle Benn, and brought the news of his massacre to England, and came back with the Saadat.

Well, three days ago Ebn Ezra came, and there came with him, too, Halim Bey, the Egyptian, who had brought the letters to us from Cairo.

Elm Ezra found him down the river deserted by his niggers, and sick with this new sort of fever, which the Saadat is knocking out of time.


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