Rhead, Louis, 1857-1926, ill · New York : Harper & Brothers · leaf 274
esh of sheep, as he ought to do, this man sells humanflesh! You are an imposter! cried my brother. No, no!answered the other; at this very moment there is a man with histhroat cut hanging up on the outside of your shop Hke a sheep!Let these people go there and we shall soon know whether Ihave… … HE PAID FOR HIS PURCHASE AND WENT AWAY ARABIAN NIGHTS that what the old man had said was false; but in spite of all hisprotestations the credulous mob wished to ascertain the facton the spot. They therefore obliged m} brother to let the oldman go, and, seizing Alcouz himself, ran to his shop.…
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