1
As though drawn by his musings, a young Bedouin girl had appeared on the ridge at the valley's edge.
2
There is a Bedouin girl whose clan have gone;
3
One camel was especially savage; it is said that on his return to Zayla, he broke a Bedouin girl's neck.
4
"A Bedouin girl who did such things would be shunned."
5
He saw him emerge from the flask in a tinsmith's shop, a hole in his memory where the Bedouin girl had been.
6
He watched a young Bedouin girl as she glimpsed his palace shining in the valley; and then he watched himself enter her dreams.
7
Donkeys and horses are scoured by half-naked lads; in the clearer parts, a number of tattooed Bedouin girls are everlastingly washing their household stuffs.