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A Ride to India across Persia and Baluchistan

CHAPTER VI
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A perfectly oval face, soft delicate complexion, large dark eyes full of expression, a small aquiline nose, but somewhat large mouth, and the whitest and smallest of teeth.

Such was the apparition before me.

She could not have been more than sixteen.
I could scarcely restrain from giving vent to my admiration in speech, when the old Turk returned.

In an instant the yashmak was in its place, and, with a hasty glance around, my vision of beauty was scuttling away as fast as her legs could carry her.

A low musical laugh like a chime of silver bells came back to me from the dark deserted alleys of the bazaar, and I saw her no more.
The manna-seller was evidently irritated, and intimated, in dumb show, that I must leave the caravanserai at once, as he was shutting up for the night.


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