I don't want a cloth anyhow-- never did want it; besides that is the cloth you gave me that night I tripped Isa, and cruel Isawas going to put me on the fire.
In a short time the caravan was out of sight, while the unfortunate Isa was left in the middle of the road to gasp his last, unseen, unwept, and unhonoured.
They began to strip the bodies, but their astonishment was very great when they perceived Isa sit up and fold his hands, asking for mercy.
I am not afraid of death, but it shall never be said that Selim, the son of Amer, died like an ass in the road, to be spurned by the foot of that dog Tifum, like poor Isa was.
Thou mightest have given me a piece," said Isa to Selim, in a complaining tone.
Poor Isais dead already; Mussoud is dying; and thou wilt be gone; and I shall be alone.
The next morning Isa was very much worse, and it was obvious to every one that the boy had it very badly, but he was not permitted to halt or to be carried.
When she finished, Abou Isa said, "O Commander of the Faithful, we will be at peace, though we be dishonoured.
Had we a mind to her," answered the Khalif, "we would prefer Abou Isa before ourselves and help him to his desire.
So saying, he rose and embarking, went away, whilst Abou Isa tarried for Curret al Ain, whom he took and carried to his own house, with a breast dilated for gladness.
When Abou Isa heard this, he fell a-weeping and lamenting and discovered the trouble and anguish of his soul.
Abou Isa looked at her and his tears choked him; so that the company marvelled at him.
The Khalif marvelled at her beauty and grace; but when Abou Isa saw her, his colour changed and he was in ill case.
FN#168] Then the Khalif and Ali and Abou Isadrank and the damsels went away and were succeeded by other ten, clad in flowered silk of Yemen, brocaded with gold, who sat down on the chairs and sang various songs.
It was, I think, through her connection with the "Alice" play that Mr. Dodgson first came to know Miss Isa Bowman.
And out into the hall he went, and soon returned with a little black bag containing character portraits of his child-friends, Isa and Nellie Bowman.
At the end of the year the "Alice" operetta was again produced at the Globe Theatre, with Miss Isa Bowman as the heroine.
He was then on his way to London, to fetch Isa to stay with him at Eastbourne.
A day or two after the first call came a note saying that he would be taking Isa home before long, and if we would like to see her he would stop on the way again.
Of course we were only too delighted to have the opportunity, and, though the visit was postponed more than once, it did take place early in August, when he brought both Isa and Nellie up to town to see a performance of "Sweet Lavender.
It was whileIsa and one of her sisters were staying at Eastbourne that the visit to America was mooted.
Miss Isa Bowman and her sister, Nellie, were at one time staying with him at Eastbourne, when news came from home that their youngest sister had caught the scarlet fever.
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