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The Tragedy of The Korosko

CHAPTER IV
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Headingly lay with that china-white cheek resting motionless upon the stones.

His sun-hat had fallen off, and he looked quite boyish with his ruffled yellow hair and his un-lined, clean-cut face.

The dragoman sat upon a stone and played nervously with his donkey-whip.

So the Arabs found them when they reached the summit of the hill.
And then, just as the foremost rushed to lay hands upon them, a most unexpected incident arrested them.

From the time of the first appearance of the Dervishes the fat clergyman of Birmingham had looked like a man in a cataleptic trance.


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