The Final War
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I^et 's have a look at the passports." He examined the two documents whilst the cigar and the 232 The Final War.
letter were being ignited. They were written in the Persi- Arabic character, which he readily deciphered. Then he laughed.
' ' These safeguards are typical of the men, ' ' he explained.
' ' The Shah uses a lot of circumlocution and flowery phrases, and explains that we are engaged, so far as he knows, on a peaceful mission, the nature of which he does n't state, but he enjoins all hi...s servants to help us with food and forage for the horses if necessary. The Amir, on the other hand, comes to the point at once. Here is what he says : ' The bearer is my friend. He who refuses to assist him is my enemy. Signed, — Abdurrahman Khan.' Quite explicit, is n't it?" ' " Yes, to those who know the ways of Kabul," said Pey- ton, and the two ofiicers then carefully scrutinised the map.
By travelling fifty miles a day, which would be a phenomenal performance in such country, they would be in Turbat-i- Shaikh-Janni in eight days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I^et 's have a look at the passports." He examined the two documents whilst the cigar and the 232 The Final War.
letter were being ignited. They were written in the Persi- Arabic character, which he readily deciphered. Then he laughed.
' ' These safeguards are typical of the men, ' ' he explained.
' ' The Shah uses a lot of circumlocution and flowery phrases, and explains that we are engaged, so far as he knows, on a peaceful mission, the nature of which he does n't state, but he enjoins all hi...s servants to help us with food and forage for the horses if necessary. The Amir, on the other hand, comes to the point at once. Here is what he says : ' The bearer is my friend. He who refuses to assist him is my enemy. Signed, — Abdurrahman Khan.' Quite explicit, is n't it?" ' " Yes, to those who know the ways of Kabul," said Pey- ton, and the two ofiicers then carefully scrutinised the map.
By travelling fifty miles a day, which would be a phenomenal performance in such country, they would be in Turbat-i- Shaikh-Janni in eight days.
What to read after The Final War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tracy, Louis, 1863-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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