Battlewrack
Battlewrack
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" The fakir smiled grimly.
"This dog has his false magic, Sahib, but Muhammed Din knows many magics that are not false. I have sworn. " " Go, then. Allah be with you ! " " And with you, Sahib ! " Muhammed Din salaamed once more, lifted the curtain, and passed out. The Political Officer watched him go across the compound, and then bent down to his work again with a little outbreathing of satis- faction. The Secret Service had no more reliable man than Muhammed Din.
The squalid little village hig...h up in a cleft of the brown and barren hills, that gleamed golden aloft where they cut sharply across the intense blue of the sky, was filled with an uncommon concourse of tribesmen. And yet more were arriving. Down the stony paths which led to the village from the heights, THE MAGIC OF MUHAMMED DIN 105 up the boulder-strewn, dried-up stream-bed which afforded the easiest passage from below, the hillmen hurried in little groups — a bearded khan, a modern rifle on his shoulder, his cummerbund stuck full of knives, followed by a ragged rabble of retainers, variously armed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The fakir smiled grimly.
"This dog has his false magic, Sahib, but Muhammed Din knows many magics that are not false. I have sworn. " " Go, then. Allah be with you ! " " And with you, Sahib ! " Muhammed Din salaamed once more, lifted the curtain, and passed out. The Political Officer watched him go across the compound, and then bent down to his work again with a little outbreathing of satis- faction. The Secret Service had no more reliable man than Muhammed Din.
The squalid little village hig...h up in a cleft of the brown and barren hills, that gleamed golden aloft where they cut sharply across the intense blue of the sky, was filled with an uncommon concourse of tribesmen. And yet more were arriving. Down the stony paths which led to the village from the heights, THE MAGIC OF MUHAMMED DIN 105 up the boulder-strewn, dried-up stream-bed which afforded the easiest passage from below, the hillmen hurried in little groups — a bearded khan, a modern rifle on his shoulder, his cummerbund stuck full of knives, followed by a ragged rabble of retainers, variously armed.
What to read after Battlewrack?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Britten Frederick Britten Austin to read onlineMoreLess
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