The pasha keeps his word, and before another sun has set his face is turned toward the Orient.
Under charge of Aleck and Wycherley the two ladies—for they refuse to be separated—go to the princely home of the wheat king. Samson Cereal soon leaves his friends and joins them, for, even before the proof Marda has promised is forthcoming, his heart acquits her.
A singular meeting truly, between the two women this man has loved, but both have been purified by suffering, and Adela, knowing her days are few, rejoices in the fact that the girl she has already learned to love has found a mother.
THE END.
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