Abdallah, Or, The Four-leaved ShamrockA.C. McClurg, 1890 - 232 |
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Abdallah Amurs answered arms Arnaut asked Azrael bastinadoed beautiful Bedouin brave brother brought burnoose cadi Cafour camels caravan casket child Commander cried dallah danger death dervish desert diamond Djiddah douros earth Egypt Egyptian enemy exclaimed eyes face Faithful father fear fell four-leaved shamrock friends garden gazed give gold Halima Hamama hand happy harem head heart heaven honor horse hundred thousand piastres insult Irem Kara Shitan Koran laughing Leila looked Lord madness Mansour master Mecca merchant mistress Mohammed mother Mount Arafat murmured Mussulman necklace negress nephew never night old Hafiz Omar Omar's pacha Paradise pardon patience pipe pity poor prayer Prophet replied returned rich robe sabre sand Satan sheik sherif silence simoom slave smile son of Mansour son of Yusuf soul stranger sultana Taif tears tell tent thee thou thought trembling turned uncle voice wish woman women words young Yusuf
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