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The Weavers
Complete

CHAPTER VII
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There was a slight swelling.
"A blow with the fist, excellency--skilful, and English." He looked inquiringly at Nahoum.

"As a weasel hath a rabbit by the throat, so is the Inglesi in thy hands." Nahoum shook his head.

"And if I went to Kaid, and said, 'This is the work of the Inglesi,' would he believe?
Kaid would hang me for the lie--would it be truth to him?
What proof have I, save the testimony of mine own eyes?
Egypt would laugh at that.

Is it the time, while yet the singers are beneath the windows, to assail the bride?
All bridegrooms are mad.

It is all sunshine and morning with the favourite, the Inglesi.
Only when the shadows lengthen may he be stricken.


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