Here and Hereafter

the street in front of the terrace the hawkers displayed their wares-panpipes, fly-whisks, images of the Sphinx, picture post-cards, matches. One offered for sale an

the steps, followed by a dragoman laden with kodaks, and dust cloaks, and

of strength and experience. The third man listened and fidgeted. From babyhood he had been precocious and preferred to associate with those who were older than he was. In consequence he sometimes had to sit, as now, rather on the outside of the association. He smoked endless cigarettes and drank something which was cold and not good for him out of a long glass in which

n should be allowed to dig," he said, "and it

"They all of them do it in the s

an is that if we succeed in stopping the Fellaheen from digging, the working European Egyptologist will find very little. T

ible," the d

ht it was the kind of drug that one came across frequently

llowed. It is contraband. I forget how many tons of it were seized las

atives real

erve alterative and will have it. If religion or sentiment or custom shuts

ition is of no

g illegal stuff as soon as the crop comes up. That is useful. Speaking seriously, the prohibition may lessen the amount of hasheesh consumed, and undoubtedly has raised its price considerably-vi

is the eff

the d

iven percentage in the asylums is fairly high, and should perhaps be higher. They don't admit that

s the immed

sions. The typical smoker generally gets an excessive vanity-swelled head-an

Lake, "I should very

at-" the doctor began, wit

you I am not talking for effect. Ther

epared with hasheesh upstairs. It is some that I had to confiscate. I'll give you a pip

lone," grow

e to the doctor. "I'll come

d so the pretty girl from Cinc

Am I to give that man five

e scarab in his ha

Jocelyn,

dandy scarab. White am

t-the day before yesterday. If you want it for a toy, t

"Thank you vurry much," and sh

passed through