[Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ by Lew Wallace]@TWC D-Link bookBen-Hur: A Tale of the Christ CHAPTER VIII 2/21
And, sometimes"-- he cast a grateful glance at the sheik--"sometimes I borrow from others good of heart, like Ilderim the Generous--good and brave.
Let him say if I either denied or forgot you." Ben-Hur looked at the Arab. "This is he, good Ilderim, this is he who told you of me ?" Ilderim's eyes twinkled as he nodded his answer. "How, O my master," said Simonides, "may we without trial tell what a man is? I knew you; I saw your father in you; but the kind of man you were I did not know.
There are people to whom fortune is a curse in disguise.
Were you of them? I sent Malluch to find out for me, and in the service he was my eyes and ears.
Do not blame him.
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