The Weavers: a tale of England and Egypt of fifty years ago - Volume 4 by Gilbert Parker
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"It isn't enough to save the situation, pasha." "It will help him over the first zareba." "Are there any conditions?" "There are no conditions, effendi." "And interest?" "There would be no interest in money." "Other considerations?" "Yes, other considerations, effendi." "If they were granted, would there be enough still in the stocking to help him over a second zareba--or a third, perhaps?" "That would be possible, even likely, I think. Of course we speak in confidence, effendi." "The confidence of the 'perfect friendship.'" "There may be difficulty, because the Saadat is sensitive; but it is the only way to help him. I can get the money from but one source; and to get it involves an agreement." "You think his Excellency would not just jump at it--that it might hurt some of his prejudices, eh?" "So, effendi." |
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