. With the Beduins, a narrative of journeys and adventures in unfrequented parts of Syria . f thehill, and come a little way down it in our three of our Beduins, who had previously passedby the place where he appeared without having seen him,galloped back to him, and the fourth, who was a littlebehind, galloped forward to join them, and they all sur-rounded the man. George hurried forward ; there wasevidently something in the wind, so I followed at fullspeed to learn what it was. Then I found that theyhad caught the man, who was an Arab bearing a heavyclub in his hands, such as
. With the Beduins, a narrative of journeys and adventures in unfrequented parts of Syria . f thehill, and come a little way down it in our three of our Beduins, who had previously passedby the place where he appeared without having seen him,galloped back to him, and the fourth, who was a littlebehind, galloped forward to join them, and they all sur-rounded the man. George hurried forward ; there wasevidently something in the wind, so I followed at fullspeed to learn what it was. Then I found that theyhad caught the man, who was an Arab bearing a heavyclub in his hands, such as is generally carried byBeduins on foot. Our guides thought he was acting 6o WITH THE BEDUINS. as a spy for some of the Beni Sokr, whom they sup-posed to be lying in ambush for them, and they wereproposing to kill him at once. But fortunately Georgeknew the man, and the latter ran to George for protec-tion, and kissed his foot, entreating his interference,which was promptly given. He was in a very excitedstate when I came up. He was soon allowed to gofree on my request, and we passed PART OF SOUTH FRONT OF ENCLOSURE WALL, MASHITA. [Drawn from an imperfect photograph by F. Wiltshire.)
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