[The Lamp in the Desert by Ethel M. Dell]@TWC D-Link bookThe Lamp in the Desert CHAPTER VII 9/43
"What's your game ?" he said.
"You have come to tell me something, I suppose.
But why on earth couldn't you write it ?" "The written word is not always effectual," the other man said. He put up a hand abruptly and stripped the ragged hair from his face, pushing back the heavy folds of the _chuddah_ that enveloped his head as he did so.
His features gleamed in the moonlight, lean and brown, unmistakably British. "Monck!" said Dacre, in the tone of one verifying a suspicion. "Yes--Monck." Grimly the other repeated the name.
"I've had considerable trouble in following you here.
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