The Innocents Abroad


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beautiful shot as I stood out in my black boornoose against the  
white tent. I had the sensation of an entering bullet in my throat,  
breast, brain."  
Reckless creature!  
Riding toward Genessaret, they saw two Bedouins, and "we looked to our  
pistols and loosened them quietly in our shawls," etc. Always cool.  
In Samaria, he charged up a hill, in the face of a volley of stones; he  
fired into the crowd of men who threw them. He says:  
"I never lost an opportunity of impressing the Arabs with the  
perfection of American and English weapons, and the danger of  
attacking any one of the armed Franks. I think the lesson of that  
ball not lost."  
At Beit Jin he gave his whole band of Arab muleteers a piece of his mind,  
and then--  
"I contented myself with a solemn assurance that if there occurred  
another instance of disobedience to orders I would thrash the  
responsible party as he never dreamed of being thrashed, and if I  
could not find who was responsible, I would whip them all, from  
first to last, whether there was a governor at hand to do it or I  
had to do it myself"  
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