1
The dragoman, Abou Kooka, remained with us in the place of Umbogo.
2
The Emir said a few abrupt words to the dragoman, and left.
3
But my companion, the dragoman, finished some forty puffs in a twinkling.
4
The dragoman had said that he had found two large carriages rentable.
5
The dragoman sat upon a stone and played nervously with his donkey-whip.
6
The report of Umbogo, the dragoman, is thus corroborated by overwhelming evidence.
7
The stricken dragoman could even then see troopers getting into their saddles.
8
Her dragoman who took her into the desert has returned to Luxor.
9
I had a firman from the Viceroy, a cook, and a dragoman.
10
When Iskender had made an end, the dragoman flung up his hands.
11
But of course she had a dragoman, and he would bring her.
12
They had provided themselves with a Greek to serve as a dragoman.
13
Is it not said that a good dragoman is a desirable husband?
14
Like that they think you got a brober dragoman and all serene!
15
The innkeeper seemed to understand sooner than the dragoman, and he nodded eagerly.
16
For a moment the dragoman seemed really astounded out of specch.
