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| 5 | 600 | Then she had lain View more quotes about down">down on a flat piece of rain canvas which Al-Ka and I had rolled about her, and, concealed in this fashion, we had carried her to the wagon. |
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| 5 | 597 | I kissed Elizabeth long one morning, and then, with Al-Ka, she, hidden in a wagon disguised to resemble a peddler's wagon, left the city. |
| 5 | 598 | "Be careful," I had said to her. |
| 5 | 599 | "I will see you in Ar," she had said to me, kissing me. |
| 5 | 600 | Then she had lain down on a flat piece of rain canvas which Al-Ka and I had rolled about her, and, concealed in this fashion, we had carried her to the wagon. |
| 5 | 601 | Beyond the city, the wagon would stop, drawing up in a secluded grove. |
| 5 | 602 | There Al-Ka would release Elizabeth from the rain canvas and busy himself with the wagon. |
| 5 | 603 | He would set a central bar, running lengthwise in the wagon, in place, locking it in. |