Captured by the Arabs

The Project Gutenberg eBook, Captured by the Arabs, by James H. Foster
CAPTURED BY THE ARABS JAMES H. FOSTER
The rough-looking Arabs darted out and surrounded the Americans.
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By JAMES FOSTER
A. L. BURT COMPANY, Publishers New York Chicago
COPYRIGHT, 1933, BY A. L. BURT COMPANY Captured by the Arabs PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
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“THE Sahara Desert! Adventure! Exploration!” breathed Joe Lewis, as he sat with four companions on the deck of the steamer Sylvania , awaiting their first glimpse of North Africa.
“It’ll be wonderful!” muttered Bob Holton, who was also deeply touched. He, like his chum, had often pictured this mission into the heart of the vast expanse of sand. Soon it would be the real thing. Already the youth could feel his feet plod through the loose soil, could sense the delight of long traveling in a little-known land.
Dr. Kirshner, a noted archæologist, looked up from the book he was reading. His bronzed face took on a wide smile as he scrutinized the two young men.