In the Hands of the Arabs
In the Hands of the Arabs
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It may be that they were still testing new weapons ; or perhaps they were firing to give themselves courage — probably the latter.
Altogether it had been a night of trouble and dis- turbance, and I do not know how I managed to sleep after all. But there was this about it. I was yet in the early days of my captivity, and I still thought that it would only be two or three more days, five at the most, before the British came to rescue me. Had I known that it was to have lasted for nearly a month —... a month of continual terror, hardship, and misery — before any help came, I am certain that I should never have been able to struggle against the fever and dysentery wliich were getting hold of me. Let the reader imagine a white woman N gS In the Hands of the Arabs alone in a strange place, among strange people with a strange tongue, at first not knowing whether they were at heart friends or enemies, and then realising only too well that they were enemies. Then carry your imagination farther and see this woman, after being there a day or two, with nothing whatever to do but wait and hope, coming to reahse or at least to believe that there was no hope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may be that they were still testing new weapons ; or perhaps they were firing to give themselves courage — probably the latter.
Altogether it had been a night of trouble and dis- turbance, and I do not know how I managed to sleep after all. But there was this about it. I was yet in the early days of my captivity, and I still thought that it would only be two or three more days, five at the most, before the British came to rescue me. Had I known that it was to have lasted for nearly a month —... a month of continual terror, hardship, and misery — before any help came, I am certain that I should never have been able to struggle against the fever and dysentery wliich were getting hold of me. Let the reader imagine a white woman N gS In the Hands of the Arabs alone in a strange place, among strange people with a strange tongue, at first not knowing whether they were at heart friends or enemies, and then realising only too well that they were enemies. Then carry your imagination farther and see this woman, after being there a day or two, with nothing whatever to do but wait and hope, coming to reahse or at least to believe that there was no hope.
What to read after In the Hands of the Arabs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zetton Buchanan to read onlineMoreLess
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