JACK HILDRETH ON THE NILE
ADAPTED FROM THE ORIGINAL
OF
KARL MAY
BY
MARION AMES TAGGART
PUBLISHED
BY
BENZINGER BROTHERS
Copyright, 1899, by BENZINGER BROTHERS
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CONTENTS
CHAPTER |
PAGE |
|
I. |
A Righteous Theft, |
5 |
II. |
Evil Spirits, though no Ghosts, |
15 |
III. |
A Boatload of Scamps, |
25 |
IV. |
The Reis Effendina Administers Justice, |
35 |
V. |
In the Palace of the Pasha, |
44 |
VI. |
The Serious Consequences of an Eclipse, |
53 |
VII. |
In the Tomb of the Pharaos, |
63 |
VIII. |
Out of the Tomb and Away from Siout, |
72 |
IX. |
On the track of the Slave Caravan, |
79 |
X. |
Once More the Fakir, |
89 |
XI. |
To the Rescue, |
100 |
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4 |
CONTENTS |
CHAPTER |
PAGE |
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XII. |
"Should Auld Acquaintance be Forgot?" |
113 |
XIII. |
The Reis Effendina in Danger, |
124 |
XIV. |
In Ibn Asl's Clutches, |
134 |
XV. |
Slipped through His Fingers, |
145 |
XVI. |
The Crocodiles Rejoice, |
154 |
XVII. |
An Old Friend in a New Guise, |
167 |
XVIII. |
A Woman's Gratitude, |
177 |
XIX. |
Jack Pays His Debt and Makes a Conversion, |
186 |
XX. |
Selim Once More, |
197 |
XXI. |
The Musa'bir and the Mokkadem Get to the End of the Rope, |
208 |
XXII. |
Friends Fall Out, |
219 |
XXIII. |
Ibn Asl's Last Crime, |
228 |
XXIV. |
The Task Fulfilled, |
240 |