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Harold Lamb. Marching Sands
Marching Sands
Table of Contents
CHAPTER I. THE LOST PEOPLE
CHAPTER II. LEGENDS
CHAPTER III. DELABAR DISCOURSES
CHAPTER IV. WARNING
CHAPTER V. INTRUDERS
CHAPTER VI. MIRAI KHAN
CHAPTER VII. THE DOOR IS GUARDED
CHAPTER VIII. DELABAR LEAVES
CHAPTER IX. THE LIU SHA
CHAPTER X. THE MEM-SAHIB SPEAKS
CHAPTER XI. SIR LIONEL
CHAPTER XII. A MESSAGE FROM THE CENTURIES
CHAPTER XIII. THE DESERT
CHAPTER XIV. TRACES IN THE SAND
CHAPTER XV. A LAST CAMP
CHAPTER XVI. GRAY CARRIES ON
CHAPTER XVII. THE YELLOW ROBE
CHAPTER XVIII. BASSALOR DANEK
CHAPTER XIX. CONCERNING A CITY
CHAPTER XX. THE TALISMAN
CHAPTER XXI. MARY MAKES A REQUEST
CHAPTER XXII. THE ANSWER
CHAPTER XXIII. THE CHALLENGE
CHAPTER XXIV. A STAGE IS SET
CHAPTER XXV. RIFLE AGAINST ARROW
CHAPTER XXVI. THE BRONZE CIRCLET
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Harold Lamb
Published by Good Press, 2021
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"We must not make ourselves conspicuous," Delabar urged repeatedly.
At Shanghai they passed quickly through the hands of the customs officials. Their preparations progressed smoothly; the baggage was put on board a waiting Hankow steamer, and Delabar added to their stores a sufficient quantity of provisions to round out their outfit. In spite of this, Delabar fidgeted until they were safely in their stateroom on the river steamer, and passing up the broad, brown current of the Yang-tze-kiang—which, by the way, is not called the Yang-tze-kiang by the Chinese.
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