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The Wings of the Morning

CHAPTER XII
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Tell him to take away his boats and never visit this isle again.

Perhaps I will then forget his treacherous attempt to murder us whilst we slept last night." The chief glared back defiantly, whilst the Mahommedan said-- "Sahib, it is beet not to anger him too much.

He says he means to have the girl.

He saw her beauty that day and she inflamed his heart.

She has cost him many lives, but she is worth a Sultan's ransom.


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