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APPENDIX VI THE WIND AND THE WHIRLWIND

take the part he did against his master Ismaïl and ultimately to

brother-in law, Latif Effendi Selim, who, as Director of the

brother-in-law, Latif Effendi Selim, who, as Director of the

of the Syrian villayet of which he had just been appointed Valy,

of the Syrian vilayet of which he had just been appointed Valy,

at Haïl. It stood us in good stead with Ibu Rashid that we had

at Haïl. It stood us in good stead with Ibn Rashid that we had

East or West, the three great blessinsg of which we in Europe

East or West, the three great blessings of which we in Europe

have our own government. Here we are satisfied," It was

have our own government. Here we are satisfied." It was

message from the Viceroy of Ibn Rashid. I am

message from the Viceroy to Ibn Rashid. I am

down to Contantinople would be a greater misfortune

down to Constantinople would be a greater misfortune

'We thought it best to say nothing."

'We thought it best to say nothing.'"

made one thus feel like a child?

made one thus feel like a child?"

He also told me that when he was going to India Schouvaloff called

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