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Contents - The City of the Seven Shadows -- A Sappho of the sand -- The secret of Sâ -- The Three Dwarfs of Lebo -- The coming of Allah -- The evil of the Thousand Eyes -- The gate of Hell -- The Queen of the Silent Kingdom -- The Father of the Hundred Slaves -- The mystery of Afo -- The Throne of the Great Torture.I'm a masked man. I openly admit to being a squatter and a brigand. Living out in the Great Desert, six moons from Algiers and a thousand miles beyond the French outposts, robbery is a natural industry for my nomadic tribe it is a branch of education. We supplement our herds' scarcity by extracting ransoms from some of our neighbors and entirely despoiling others. When the name Ahamadou is mentioned on any of the caravan routes between the Atlas Mountains and Lake Tsâd, the face of the traveler pales beneath its bronze, for as sheik of the most powerful piratical tribe in the Sahara, I have earned unenviable notoriety as the leader of ""The Breath of the Wind, the Sahara.""While the Arabs have given my people three epithets that encapsulate their psychology: ""Thieves, Hyenas, and Allah's Abandoned.""

Buddha has said forty two chapters in human life which man needs to adopt in his life so that human life can go in the right direction.

Sometimes we make dramatic plans that are expected to bring happiness into our lives, whether it be a vacation, graduation or wedding. But the simple pleasures in life are what we can count on to give us continuous joy. When we appreciate and enjoy the simple things, the gratitude we feel will extend to other areas as well. Here are some of the simple pleasures that are worth making an effort to experience often.

Such STORIES that you must have heard from your elders then grandmother.A ROYAL THIEF CATCHER, The Magic Pitcher INCLUDED TOTAL IX STORYS

ITS. BRITISH SOLDIER REAL INCIDENTS 1900, THIS TIMEThe tribal Pashtuns of Pakistan, who live along the Afghan-Pakistan border, have long been stereotyped as "violent" and "warrior-like" in colonial and modern literature. A survey of archival literature, however, reveals that oriental representations of tribal Pashtuns are based on different generalizations established and perpetuated during British military missions against tribal Pashtuns. Furthermore, prejudices and generalizations about tribal Pashtuns have remained despite Pakistan's independence in 1947. Recent events in Pakistan's Pashtun tribal belt, with numerous tribes calling Jirga meetings, criticizing and fighting militant actions, and protesting against the state's injustices, demonstrate the tribal Pashtuns' importance and desire for peace. Finally, a quick examination of the Pashtun Tahafuz (protection) movement, which was recently launched (PTM), an indigenous peace and human rights organization that includes both men and women, and its peaceful nature strengthens the tribal Pashtuns' value of peace.

There was a Persia emperor named Kosrouschah who, when he first assumed the throne, took great joy in night journeys accompanied by a trusted minister in order to gain information of matters. He frequently went about the city in disguise and had several adventures, one of the most notable of which occurred on his first ramble, not long after his father's ascent to the kingdom.

This incident has been written by a British soldier, SINCE 1900 The lifestyle of Pathans has been told about

The novel The Human Sea has a philosophical theme. Because of his seclusion from society, the author has developed the figure of a human whose life has turned into a tragedy. The novel discusses several facets of alienation issues.