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The Last Egyptian

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“Allahu akbar!” he said; “the stranger is welcome to all that I possess”3

They went at a moderate pace, and bore the blistering rays of the sun as none but natives of Egypt can50

He thrust his hand into the jar of rubies again, and took all that his fingers could clutch62

In the evening he crossed the great bridge of Isma’il Pasha to the island of Gizireh84

She smiled at herself, then laughed—shyly at first, now with genuine delight136

Following a moment’s horrified silence, the viscount sprang up with an oath154

“You shall not keep that promise!” declared the woman192

Consinor fell with a moan at her feet, drenching the hard earth with a stream of blood282

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