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With Kitchener in the Soudan

CHAPTER 11: A Prisoner
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I cannot say whither, but seek a shelter until the black flag waves over the whole of the land.

When there is no more fighting, then come to me and I will give you a post of honour." "I will do so, Emir.

When the time comes, I will remind you of your promise." "I have neither silver nor gold with which I can reward you, now; but we shall gather these things in Egypt, and I will make you wealthy." Zaki thought that it would be unwise to wander from Mahmud's encampment, and he accordingly sat down by his tent.

Presently, one of the slaves came out, with a large dish of food that Mahmud had sent him.

As evening approached, he went round to Gregory's little tent, with the intention of trying to persuade him to attempt to escape with him; but two of the tribesmen, with rifles in their hands, were stationed there.


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