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The Boy Slaves

The Boy Slaves

by Mayne Reid

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Author
Reid, Mayne, 1818-1883
Credits
Produced by Nick Hodson of London, England
Language
English
LoC Class
PZ: Language and Literatures: Juvenile belles lettres
Subject
Slavery -- Sahara -- Fiction
Category
Text
eBook-No.
24503
Project Gutenberg
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/24503
Release Date
February 3, 2008
Copyright
Public domain in the USA.

Contents

  1. 1.Untitled
  2. 2."The Boy Slaves" — Chapter One. — The Land of the Slave. — Chapter Two. — Types of the Triple Kingdom. — Chapter Three. — The Serpent’s Tongue. — Chapter Four. — ’Ware the tide! — Chapter Five. — A false Guide. — Chapter Six. — Wade or swim? — Chapter Seven. — A compulsory Parting. — Chapter Eight. — Safe ashore. — Chapter Nine. — Uncomfortable Quarters. — Chapter Ten. — ’Ware the Sand. — Chapter Eleven. — A mysterious Nightmare. — Chapter Twelve. — The Maherry. — Chapter Thirteen. — A liquid Breakfast. — Chapter Fourteen. — The Sailor among the Shell-Fish. — Chapter Fifteen. — Keeping under Cover. — Chapter Sixteen. — The Trail on the Sand. — Chapter Seventeen. — The “Desert Ship.” — Chapter Eighteen. — Homeward bound. — Chapter Nineteen. — The Dance interrupted. — Chapter Twenty. — A serio-comical Reception. — Chapter Twenty One. — The two Sheiks. — Chapter Twenty Two. — Sailor Bill beshrewed. — Chapter Twenty Three. — Starting on the Track. — Chapter Twenty Four. — Bill to be abandoned. — Chapter Twenty Five. — A cautious Retreat. — Chapter Twenty Six. — A queer Quadruped. — Chapter Twenty Seven. — The Hue and Cry. — Chapter Twenty Eight. — A subaqueous Asylum. — Chapter Twenty Nine. — The Pursuers nonplussed. — Chapter Thirty. — A double Predicament. — Chapter Thirty One. — Once more the mocking Laugh. — Chapter Thirty Two. — A cunning Sheik. — Chapter Thirty Three. — A queer Encounter. — Chapter Thirty Four. — Holding on to the Hump. — Chapter Thirty Five. — Our Adventurers in Undress. — Chapter Thirty Six. — The Captives in Conversation. — Chapter Thirty Seven. — The Douar at Dawn. — Chapter Thirty Eight. — An obstinate Dromedary. — Chapter Thirty Nine. — Watering the Camels. — Chapter Forty. — A Squabble between the Sheiks. — Chapter Forty One. — The Trio staked. — Chapter Forty Two. — Golah. — Chapter Forty Three. — A Day of Agony. — Chapter Forty Four. — Colin in Luck. — Chapter Forty Five. — Sailor Bill’s Experiment. — Chapter Forty Six. — An unjust Reward. — Chapter Forty Seven. — The waterless Well. — Chapter Forty Eight. — The Well. — Chapter Forty Nine. — A momentous Inquiry. — Chapter Fifty. — A living Grave. — Chapter Fifty One. — The Sheik’s Plan of Revenge. — Chapter Fifty Two. — Captured again. — Chapter Fifty Three. — An unfaithful Wife. — Chapter Fifty Four. — Two faithful Wives. — Chapter Fifty Five. — Fatima’s Fate. — Chapter Fifty Six. — Further Defection. — Chapter Fifty Seven. — A Call for two more. — Chapter Fifty Eight. — Once more by the Sea. — Chapter Fifty Nine. — Golah calls again. — Chapter Sixty. — Sailor Bill standing Sentry. — Chapter Sixty One. — Golah fulfils his Destiny. — Chapter Sixty Two. — On the Edge of the Saara. — Chapter Sixty Three. — The rival Wreckers. — Chapter Sixty Four. — Another white Slave. — Chapter Sixty Five. — Sailor Bill’s Brother. — Chapter Sixty Six. — A living Stream. — Chapter Sixty Seven. — The Arabs at Home. — Chapter Sixty Eight. — Work or die! — Chapter Sixty Nine. — Victory. — Chapter Seventy. — Sold again. — Chapter Seventy One. — Onward once more. — Chapter Seventy Two. — Another Bargain. — Chapter Seventy Three. — More Torture. — Chapter Seventy Four. — Hope deferred. — Chapter Seventy Five. — El Haji. — Chapter Seventy Six. — Bo Muzem’s Journey. — Chapter Seventy Seven. — Rais Mourad. — Chapter Seventy Eight. — Bo Muzem back again. — Chapter Seventy Nine. — A Pursuit. — Chapter Eighty. — Moorish Justice. — Chapter Eighty One. — The Jews’ Leap. — Chapter Eighty Two. — Conclusion. — The End.

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