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Portrait of Harold Lamb Harold Lamb The Witch of Aleppo — Chapter 13 (1924)

He rose in his stirrups and lifted his voice.
“Noble sirs, it is not modest in a man to relate all his deeds, so I will only touch on a few. When you wish to know how to capture the Sultan's navy, I can put a word or two in your ears, where at present there are only fleas. And as for capturing such cities as Aleppo with walls as high as the tallest pines—why I and Demid and the little cockerel of a Frank do not bother our heads about such trifles any more.”
The throng pressed nearer and Ayub’s old comrades began to grin and nudge each other.
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