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While he was reconnoitring in this reckless fashion, he was suddenly recognised by a flying squadron of Moghul horse, who surprised the Jats, and killed the whole party, bringing the body of the chief to Najib.
I read aloudly, thus: 'This shall be the way of punishing all folk who make strike hereafter this date. Then," continued Najib, "I showed to them another pretty and splendid picture. See!" "Martyrdom of John Rogers, His Wife and Their Nine Children."
"Tamán!" growled Kirby, summarily speaking the age-hallowed Arabic word for the ending of all interviews. "But I shall be beruinated, howadji!" tearfully insisted Najib. Covertly the American watched his henchman while pretending to make ready for bed.
They won't go back to their jobs till they get the cash and the hours they want. That is known as 'going on strike. When a number of concerns are involved in it, it's sometimes called 'a general strike. This paper says a general strike is threatened. That means " "I apperceive it, howadji!" exclaimed Najib. "I am onward to it, now. I might have known the printed page cannot lie.
The caption, above the cut, read: "Destruction of Sennacherib's Assyrian Hosts, by the People of Israel." "While yet they gazed joyingly on this noble picture," remarked Najib, "I read to them the words of the law about it.
Ahmad the Abdali being informed of these things by letters from Dehli, prepared a fresh incursion; the rather that Adina Beg, with the help of the Mahrattas had at the same time chased his son, Timur Shah, from Lahor; while with another force they had expelled Najib from his new territory, and forced him to seek safety in his forts in the Bawani Mahal.
At best he saw no hope of getting the obsessed mine crew to work soon enough to save his present contracts. He would be lucky if, on non-receipt of their demanded increase, they did not follow Najib's muddled preachments to the point of sabotage. The more he thought of it, the less possible did it seem to Kirby that Najib could undo the damage he had so blithely done.
The Shah approved of these reasonings, and it was resolved that Najib himself should visit the Vazir, and lay before him the cause which he so well understood, and in which his own interest was so deep. The envoy proceeded towards Audh, and found the Vazir encamped upon the Ganges at Mahdi Ghat.
He did not evidently know what were the Bhao's real feelings, but probably judged him by the rest of his conduct, which was that of a bold, ambitious statesman. From what he saw in the other camp, he may well have concluded that Najib had some far-seeing scheme on foot, which kept him from sincerely forwarding the proposed treaty.
As Najib was superintendent, and thus technically an official, Kirby could make such domiciliary visits without loss of prestige, instead of summoning the Syrian to his presence by handclap of by messenger, as would have been necessary in dealing with any of the other employees. Najib's hut lay a hundred yards beyond the hollow where the fellaheen and soldiers were encamped.
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