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Oriental Encounters

CHAPTER XXVIII
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And as we rode back through the mountains he was wrapped in thought.

He came at length to the conclusion that this, too, redounded to our honour, since anybody less exalted than ourselves would certainly have jumped at such an offer as the chief had made to me.

But everything, for us, must be performed in the most perfect manner.

We were tremendous sticklers for formality.
There was only one thing he could not get over.
'It is the triumph of our enemy, that Sheykh Huseyn,' he told me.

'I hate to think of him in comfort in our house.'.


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