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The Women of the Arabs

CHAPTER XI
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The old murderer refused, saying that he had not much religion, but he would not give up the Greek Church! So he was hung, and the Greeks regarded him as a martyr to the faith! Ishoc's father was as bad as the grandfather, and trained Ishoc to the society of dancing girls and strolling minstrels.

When Ishoc became a Protestant, the father took down his sword to cut off his head, but his mother interceded and saved his life.

Afterwards his father one day asked him if it was possible that a murderer, son of a murderer, could be saved.

He read the gospel to him, prayed with him, and at length the wicked father was melted to contrition and tears.

He died a true Christian, and the widowed mother is now living with Ishoc in Beirut.
Belinda has a good school, and the wealthiest families of the Greeks have placed their daughters under her care..


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