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vss po~scs~ed ~ On idea which masiofc 4
him o root thouRiH, David ~as ~ '1r.
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nan IN whom too nature. fought g.
understood ". w in-sinc, NJ. mnu vas
Mabdi, ny her~'iity bc ~ar volurtrarv
that strange communicating ~ The rrhgious
and tho evil found tn ~ many criminals
Harrfk's root Thought involved the assls
sination of his brother Maid and the maxim.
of himself ruler IN Egypt
David. ~ he faced the Prince. could no
help wondering whss wss behind The ou'
taipr Hsrrtk OWNED his Thought wit
q look of darn triumph he cIspped his hauds
As " by magic hffy black slavc- appcatc
armed with dassers They folded 'hen
arms and waited like statues naN5
evincing mo- discomposurc. requested 'ho,'
dismissal The Pnpoe motioned and thr,
recurtsined themselves. David noU ~
dressed the Prince. He said: Prince Hs
nix has conspired against his brother tho
Prince Pasha. has treacherousiy reduced
ofncers Of the army. has planned 20 seize
Cairo. 10 surround the palace and take ""
life OF the Prince OF Egypt. For months
Prince. thee mas Done this' and the end Of
10 thee snail DO n9nt ere " oe 700 lsfe' lhee
is traitor 70 tiny country snd chy ls~fI'
lord lms was courage. put David over
flowed WITH that vsauaoie quahty'
We must come 10 the hons. hsrrA
kept a menagere IN his paiace. IL was no.
Thousand iest away. Davio could hesr
the roaring p'aln'y: SO couio harrih. lhe
story gays tnat the rt,noe hs'ehed intently
10 the mssaht runoie Oh the mons
aoos' ihere vas one cage ue"caed
veneeance "nat are we hkeiy 70 thlnA
o, paVio chances at uis point' IN"
history CT this cage oeoicateo 10 vengeance
Is calculated 10 disturb us. We READ Of
the Prince ana ms special cage Nfive
human beings on wnom ms terrible onger
ieii III unes past mao peeh tnrust mo
alive Two were slaves one was an enemy
one an invader OF ms harem ana one was
woman. ms ~ile. ms fsVorite. the darling
OF ms heart. Wnen MS chiei eunuch az
cused ner of guilty love ne mad gwen her
parainour ana herseh 10 tnat a~iui death
A stroke OF the vast paw a sinothered roaI
as the teeth gave INTO the neck oi the beau
tuui rat'ma anu tnen-no more Toes
the reader ask whether ratina was really
guilty. She was not Sne was gwen TO the
lions Tor acrime which she did not commit
Harrik had seen her thrown TO the king
u them all. killed In one swi't instant ano
dragged about the den py her warm. whitt
neck-this slave from Aicann' his adored
Fatima. And when aiterward ne came to
know the truth ana OF her innocence IRON
the chief eunuch. VINO with his last breath
cleared her name. terrible anger and
despair had come upon him.
But IL was not in destiny, OF course, thai
He was possessed OF a singular eioouence
a number OF examples oil it are Afforded IN
the story. He addressed Harrik ana
actually persuaded that mad and bad
Prince to commit suicide. At the end OF
the interview harrik drew dagger iron
the cushions where he sat and rose to his
feet" He heard the voice OF Fatima calling
him. 1t came to him through the distant
roar OF the lions as clear as when, with one
cry OF 'Harrikr she had fallen beneath the
lions paw. He knew now why he has
kept the great beast until this hour, though
tempted again and again to slay him.
Carrying q torch, he entered the nenagerie
In one cage 'ono great lion paced to am
fro In fury He it was who had carries
Fatima, the beloved, about his cage by thai
neck In which Harrik had laid his face 40
often" Harrik proceeded without
tremor to his picturesque doom. He
thrust the torch into the ground and, witt
the dagger Srasped tightly, carefuI'
opened the cage and stepped inside. The
door clicked behind him. The lion was
silent now and in far corner prepared to
spring. crouching low. 'Fstimsr Harrk
cried, and sprang forward AZ the wild beas
rose at him. He struck deep. drcw forth
the dagger-and was still
This is an outline OF single chapter 10