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their natural size. 1 learned afterward that
they recovered When the work OF plumber
ing had finished we were all gathered together,
men, women, children, sheep, cattle and
camels, by our captors, some fifteen hundred
strong. Each AbySinian was allowed to
keep possession OF whatever be captured;
therefore Bayoumi and l belonged to the
same owner, because he captured US standing
together. It Is useless TO describe the bar
barous and brutal captivity OF innocent wo-
men and children. Death Is preferable to
what they had to suffer.
The march TO Hamaseen clings to my mem
CRY like some hideous nightmare. / was in
the hands OF a fierce and brutal banditti, and
from the way my caFtor kept his eyes on me
] knew that he valued me as n prize Of more
than ordinary value. We were driven with
the cattle along the mountains, pursuing a
northwesterly direction from Ailet. No order
was kept whatever In the march, and often
along the narrow and difficult way | had to
dispute my passage with a lot Of cattle block
ing the route. The CLEAN of my captor's
lance wa always seen at my back, and ]
knew that ] whs specially watched. At night
fall we came to n broad valley, where Alluli,
the chief OF the province of Hamaseen and
leader Of the expedition, had remained while
his men were making tho raid ! was con
Quoted between two long lines of petty Of
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a triumphal entry into tho camp of Alluli,
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