Galusha the Magnificent by Joseph Crosby Lincoln
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"I should think you might have been. What sort of creature was he, for
goodness sakes?" "Oh, he was an Arab camel driver. A very good man, too." "Yes, he must have been. Did you get your shirt back?" "No--ah--no. The fact is, he had put it on and--as he was rather--well, soiled, so to speak, I let him keep it. And he really was a very good man, I mean a good camel driver." Miss Martha regarded her guest thoughtfully. "Where did you say this was, Mr. Bangs?" "In the Abyssinian desert. We were there at the time." "Abyssinia? Abyssinia? That's in Africa, isn't it?" "Yes, northern Africa." "Mercy me, that's a long way off." "Oh, not so very, when one becomes accustomed to the journey. The first time I found it rather tiring, but not afterward." "Not afterward. You mean you've been there more than once?" "Yes--ah--yes. Three times." |
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