Mirage of the Desert
Mirage of the Desert
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He said: 'He will afterwards be brought as a slave to Tirabuctoo, and there will be sold. To-morrow they MIRAGE OF THE DESERT. 185 will pack their tents aud go over the hills, and along the rolling plains towards Timbuctoo. They will travel over the Great Desert of Sahara, beyond Sus, over which lies the route to Timbuctoo and the Sudan. There seek ye him!' He said this to me — no more — because I had once been his friend. Yet, from one village to another, throughout the whole Sudan, might ye, ...unaided, vainly seek the Frank!" "Then Mr. Middleton has been actually forced awaj'?" said Cecil, "He hath indeed been forced away by stealth at night — this have I learnt. " A grave and anxious look appeared in Cecil's deeply brooding face.
"Will they take him, for certain, to the Sudan, or the slave markets of Morocco — or perhaps Tim- buctoo?" * ' Most likely they will take him to Timbuctoo— instant search must, then, be made for him. " "He might be killed, " said Cecil, hurriedly, "if he be not found and rescued soon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He said: 'He will afterwards be brought as a slave to Tirabuctoo, and there will be sold. To-morrow they MIRAGE OF THE DESERT. 185 will pack their tents aud go over the hills, and along the rolling plains towards Timbuctoo. They will travel over the Great Desert of Sahara, beyond Sus, over which lies the route to Timbuctoo and the Sudan. There seek ye him!' He said this to me — no more — because I had once been his friend. Yet, from one village to another, throughout the whole Sudan, might ye, ...unaided, vainly seek the Frank!" "Then Mr. Middleton has been actually forced awaj'?" said Cecil, "He hath indeed been forced away by stealth at night — this have I learnt. " A grave and anxious look appeared in Cecil's deeply brooding face.
"Will they take him, for certain, to the Sudan, or the slave markets of Morocco — or perhaps Tim- buctoo?" * ' Most likely they will take him to Timbuctoo— instant search must, then, be made for him. " "He might be killed, " said Cecil, hurriedly, "if he be not found and rescued soon.
What to read after Mirage of the Desert?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agnes Littlejohn to read onlineMoreLess
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