Subject: hunter

From: "Elliot Blanchard" <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 21 Aug 2006 23:35:29 +0200

I asked thatthe admiral send a storeship there at once. Indeed, Death had avoided his face, and gonescurvily about killing brothers, sons and followers. Recent doings hadamazed him, and he begged me to explain what we meant. ALLENBY NOW BECAME RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS OPERATIONSAND EQUIPMENT. Officerssaluted once: twice: still they marched up and down.
He suggested Joyce as commanding officer at Akaba: a notion whichsuited me perfectly.
Officerssaluted once: twice: still they marched up and down. Feisal, with Joyce, Newcombe, and allthe army, was at Jeida, one hundred miles inland.
He wondered who it was, for I wasburned crimson and very haggard with travel.
Surely if straightened they would be comfortable at last.
Nasir went out, with ibn Dgheithir and his Ageyl marchingin fours, down the open bed of the valley. They fell back into thecorridor and watched me while they wired up the line. But we would make him safer yet, in excess of precaution.
Nasir went out, with ibn Dgheithir and his Ageyl marchingin fours, down the open bed of the valley. Feisal, with Joyce, Newcombe, and allthe army, was at Jeida, one hundred miles inland. They were sorry, but had no free boats justthen.
Surely if straightened they would be comfortable at last. Akaba had been taken on myplan by my effort. The Inland WaterTransport managed transit across the Canal, after their own methods. Also we were able to laugh at thelittle mountain guns which they fired up at us.
However, we could not help it, and stopped thatnight short of Guweira, after only fifteen miles.