Donovan Pasha, And Some People of Egypt — volume 2
Donovan Pasha, And Some People of Egypt — volume 2
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" Dicky scarcely heard what the Arab said, for the quick conviction he hadhad that Sowerby was alive was based on the fact, suddenly remembered, that Selamlik Pasha had only returned from the Fayoum this very morning, and that therefore he could not as yet have had any share in the fate ofSowerby, but had probably been sent for by the Chief Eunuch. It was butan hour since that he had seen Selamlik Pasha driving hastily towards hispalace.
His mind was instantly made up, his plans formed to his p...urpose.
"Listen, Mahommed, " he said to the Arab. "Listen to each word I say, asthough it were the prayer to take thee into Paradise. Go at once toSelamlik Pasha. Carry this ring the Khedive gave to me--he will know it. Do not be denied his presence. Say that it is more than life and death;that it is all he values in the world. Once admitted, say these words:'Donovan Pasha knows all, and asks an audience at midnight in thispalace. Until that hour Donovan Pasha desires peace. For is it not thelaw, an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Dicky scarcely heard what the Arab said, for the quick conviction he hadhad that Sowerby was alive was based on the fact, suddenly remembered, that Selamlik Pasha had only returned from the Fayoum this very morning, and that therefore he could not as yet have had any share in the fate ofSowerby, but had probably been sent for by the Chief Eunuch. It was butan hour since that he had seen Selamlik Pasha driving hastily towards hispalace.
His mind was instantly made up, his plans formed to his p...urpose.
"Listen, Mahommed, " he said to the Arab. "Listen to each word I say, asthough it were the prayer to take thee into Paradise. Go at once toSelamlik Pasha. Carry this ring the Khedive gave to me--he will know it. Do not be denied his presence. Say that it is more than life and death;that it is all he values in the world. Once admitted, say these words:'Donovan Pasha knows all, and asks an audience at midnight in thispalace. Until that hour Donovan Pasha desires peace. For is it not thelaw, an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth?
What to read after Donovan Pasha, And Some People of Egypt — volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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