tayeeb

Updated: May 6, 2025

And when I had eaten he charged me to drive this donkey to Abou Fatma at the wells of Obak." Abou Fatma looked carelessly at the donkey as though now for the first time he had remarked it. "Tayeeb," he said, no less carelessly. "The donkey is mine," and he sat inattentive and motionless, as though the negro's business were done and he might go. The negro, however, held his ground.

A. E. W. (Alfred Edward Woodley) Mason - The Four Feathers