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Jaffery

CHAPTER XII
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Away and away, beyond the shimmering sand, gleamed the frosted town with white walls, white domes, white minarets against the horizon band of topaz and amethystine vapours.

And in his nostrils was the immemorable smell of the East, and in his ears the startling jingle of the harness and the pad of the camels, and the guttural cries of the drivers, and in his heart the certainty of plucking out the secret from the soul of this strange land.

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At last he swung round and throwing himself into the armchair enquired politely after the health of Barbara and Susan.


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