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The serrTiANS SToET.
Once. when IN SYRIA he had let war loose.
And was reducing, under one strong sway,
Druses, and Christians, and AIohammedarS,
He heard that his lost child. the favonte
BON OF a f.Yorite wife. had been le; fail
BY Young careless Nublan nurse, and hurt,
So as 10 cripple II through all its days.
No word oil anger passed the warriors lips
No one would think the story on his mind
Rested single momeat But due time
Brought round his glad return. and he once more
Entered his hail. within which, on each side,
Long marble stairs curved towards the balcony,
Where right and left the women'S chambers


spread;


To welcome him with music, shouts, and songs;
Yet he would not ascend 4 single step.
But cried Where Is the careless NubIan girl
That let my child tall on the stony ground =
Trembling and shrisking down one marble fright
She was pushed forward. tIlshe reached the floor:
Then lbrahIm caught her IN ore giant grasp,
Dragged ner towards him. and one brawny hand
TigiiI-twlsting IN her long and glossy hair.
And with The other drawing the sharp sword
Well known al Nezib and al honiah,
Sheer from her shoulders severed the young head,
And casting it behind him, at few bounds
Cleared the high stair and TO his bosom pressed
The darling wife his deed had Just revensed.
Oh. he is sod-ikc IN his hour oirase,
HIS wrath Is like the plague that falls on man
With lnGScrlmlnate Jury, and tor tins
His name Is honored through the spacious East,
Where aIlthinss powertulmeettheirju Just reward. ;"


The Soldier paused aud surely some one else
Had taken up the burden OF tale;
But al that momeat through tie cypress stems
Shot the declining crimson OF the sun
Full on the faces of thai company,
Who for some insarts IN deep silence watched
The las, appearance of the rnddy rim,
And, little needing the clear warning volcei
Which issued round the neighboTing minaret-
Bidding ali earthly thoughts and interests
Sink in their breasts Is sunk that fiery sun
Bowed old and young. their heads in blest accord,
Believers IN one Prophet and one God
The Tent too is full OF tie spirit OF these scenes
Itrlses in the open air.