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e were gray-painted Government sheds, with white numbers

lts, side-arms, red fezes, and carrying canes, both smoking

ragged clothes and a flock of little brown children continually dodged the native police as we sailed slowly thro

The Egyptian sunset had just vanished and the deep blu

g "The Wearin' o' the Green" in that mournful

ite, with a shock of black hair and brown face and arms. She wore a pink dress with some brass buttons hung round her neck. She danced with a

gurgling noise into silence the little dancing girl began to sing in a d

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threw a penny. The whole gang of beggars scrambled after it, and t

ity lit up beyond

ume-coloured robes and bare feet, turbans and red fezes-were working on the transports, unloading box after box of bully-beef and b

rked under the direction of English serge

ch follows the British wherever they go. The docks we

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were trying to take in the splendid Eastern scenes. Here w

ised as a water-carrier, with a goatskin bottle slung over his s

by melons, and beans, tomatoes and figs and dates-a jumble of colour, orange, scarlet, green, and gold. Pitchers and jars and woven carpets; queer Eastern scents; shu

who would believe there could be such figur

rt march, bu

. It was good. What a pity we

ented. Old men with hollow eyes and yellow parchment skins all creased and wrinkled

was stifling-the shadows purple-black, the sunlight glar

th queer oriental carvin

Nights come true, and I remembered the gray

e sailing far away upon a blue sea. Just a glimpse of the city of wonderful colour a

one wondered sometimes if he would be claimed by t

ged into battle. A bullet for one, shrapnel for another, dysente

were thinking of the immediate future. Each one tried to make out he didn't care, but each one was thinking upon the same subject-his luck, fate, kism

ve out of the sea, others were green with vineyards; once or

off, until at last we sighted a sandy streak, and late