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The Tragedy of The Korosko

CHAPTER V
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"We're all in God's hands, and surely He won't be cruel to us.

It is easy to talk about trusting Him when things are going well, but now is the real test.

If He's up there behind that blue heaven--" "He is," said a voice behind them, and they found that the Birmingham clergyman had joined the party.

His tied hands clutched on to his Makloofa saddle, and his fat body swayed dangerously from side to side with every stride of the camel.

His wounded leg was oozing with blood and clotted with flies, and the burning desert sun beat down upon his bare head, for he had lost both hat and umbrella in the scuffle.
A rising fever flecked his large, white cheeks with a touch of colour, and brought a light into his brown ox-eyes.


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