CHAPTER XVII.
TUA FINDS HER LOVER Rames it was without a doubt; Rames grown older and stern and sad of face, but still Rames, and no other man, and oh! their eyes swam and their hearts beat at the sight of him.
"Say, shall we declare ourselves ?" asked Asti.
"Nay," answered Tua, "not here and now.

He would not believe, and we cannot unveil before all these men.

Also, first I desire to learn more.
Let him pass." Rames rode on till he came opposite to where the two women sat on their white camels beneath a tree, when something seemed to attract his gaze to them.

He looked once carelessly and turned his head away.

He looked a second time, and again turned his head, though more slowly.