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APPENDIX VI THE WIND AND THE WHIRLWIND

She is at least as clever as she is pretty. Her conversation

French Canal authorites it should be done. Arabi, however—and

French Canal authorities it should be done. Arabi, however—and

the arrival of the British fleet at port Saïd conveying Wolseley

the arrival of the British fleet at Port Saïd conveying Wolseley

d'un soldat français. Je reponds de tout." This occasioned

d'un soldat français. Je réponds de tout." This occasioned

it and do something towards winning it for our side.... The

it and do something towards winning it for our side...." The

On the 21st, I am anxious to get to Suez, because I have

On the 21st, "I am anxious to get to Suez, because I have

Stone Pasha, the American, after the war stated it freely at his

Stone Pasha, the American, after the war stated it freely as his

some of which his wife took to Ismail Jawdat's wife to change.

some of which his wife took to Ismaïl Jawdat's wife to change.

The whole state of things was very disgracful, and

The whole state of things was very disgraceful, and

Dilke's, Colvin's, and Malet's secretivenes. Dilke, especially,

Dilke's, Colvin's, and Malet's secretiveness. Dilke, especially,

"I need hardly say that Mr. Gladstone has been much exercise

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