In the Mahdi's Grasp
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" "Your Excellency is not quite right, " said the Sheikh gravely. "Behold!" He pointed to four of the Baggara coming towards the tent, and all wellladen. One bore a fine young kid, another half a dozen chickens in anopen basket in one hand, while slung over his shoulder were a largebunch of bananas and a bunch of dates. The others bore each a large bagof meal.
These they set down at once at the Hakim's feet, bowing solemnly and lowthe while, and went off without a word.
"Come, doctor, " said th...e professor merrily, as soon as the men were outof hearing, "you never had such a fee as that before!" "And look at its value as a token of friendliness on our captors'behalf!" cried Frank eagerly.
"It's splendid!" said the professor. "All that payment in kind, farbetter than guineas out here, for medicine and attendance to one man. " "If his Excellency looks yonder, " said the old Sheikh drily, "he willfind that it is not for curing one wounded man. The great Hakim's fameis spreading fast. " "One, two, three, four--why, there must be over twenty patients coming, Bob!" cried the professor, looking quite aghast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Your Excellency is not quite right, " said the Sheikh gravely. "Behold!" He pointed to four of the Baggara coming towards the tent, and all wellladen. One bore a fine young kid, another half a dozen chickens in anopen basket in one hand, while slung over his shoulder were a largebunch of bananas and a bunch of dates. The others bore each a large bagof meal.
These they set down at once at the Hakim's feet, bowing solemnly and lowthe while, and went off without a word.
"Come, doctor, " said th...e professor merrily, as soon as the men were outof hearing, "you never had such a fee as that before!" "And look at its value as a token of friendliness on our captors'behalf!" cried Frank eagerly.
"It's splendid!" said the professor. "All that payment in kind, farbetter than guineas out here, for medicine and attendance to one man. " "If his Excellency looks yonder, " said the old Sheikh drily, "he willfind that it is not for curing one wounded man. The great Hakim's fameis spreading fast. " "One, two, three, four--why, there must be over twenty patients coming, Bob!" cried the professor, looking quite aghast.
What to read after In the Mahdi's Grasp?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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