Lawrence and
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共 31 段- The desert took a strong hold on Lawrence. He went riding ou
- This ex-brigand chief Hamoudi and a younger man called Dahou
- He has another reason for ‘sitting’ and that is because arti
- The Turks, like the Arabs, need some explanation. They are n
- The massacre sent a shock of incredulous horror across Arabi
- Abdulla answered that, if the Turks advanced, the Arab tribe
- Feisal pondered over the story and said that, after all, the
- Lawrence remembering that Feisal’s name meant ‘the sword fla
- On the sixteenth of January Vickery, Boyle, Feisal, Maulud,
- One can well imagine Lawrence’s loneliness on this ride. He
- At this place they met Rasim, Feisal’s chief gunner, Maulud
- On this eighteenth day they met a Howeitat herdsman who guid
- Auda laughed the loudest and longest, for he loved a joke ag
- A few of the enemy got away, the gunners on their mules and
- After lunch Lawrence took Auda and Mohammed for a walk and m
- At Rumm one curious incident had occurred which, though it h
- They had to water again at the evil-smelling well—the prison
- Lawrence’s first stop was Jefer, where he had been before on
- First went the Beni Sakhr, scouting under Adhub. The ravine
- So far as I know, he only once used the privileges of his ra
- Then Lawrence realized just what he had done: to avenge a pe
- As Dawnay knew no Arabic, Lawrence came along as interpreter
- ‘You want apparently some vivid colouring of an Arab costume
- The Deraa expedition was now assembling at Azrak and on the
- Lawrence suggested at a midnight council that the whole Arab
- Lawrence went out and had the Druse chief secretly and speed
- Lawrence took Lloyd George into his confidence, a man in who
- In his visit to the East in 1921, treaty-making, he did retu
- Lawrence’s use of heavy machine-guns (Vickers’), in the armo
- ‘It sometimes took place that S. felt like a blind into the
- Garland, Major, 116, 117, 128, 154