Meanings of say the dragoman in English

"Yes, lady," said the dragoman; "he is now the head of all."

"The Libyan Desert," said the dragoman, with a proud wave of his hand.

"Moses's name very likely there, and the same with Herodotus," said the dragoman gravely.

"I shall be responsible, Monsieur," said the dragoman, piteously.

"The chief wishes to know which of you four is the richest man?" said the dragoman.

"They make it small to show that it was a very small thing to the King," said the dragoman.

"His Excellency has graciously consented to honour with his presence an orange-garden which belongs to me," said the dragoman to Iskender in Arabic.

"On the far side," said the dragoman, waving his donkey-whip towards the east, "is the military line which conducts Wady Halfa to Sarras.

"On the far side," said the dragoman, waving his donkey-whip towards the east, "is the military line which conducts Wady Haifa to Sarras.

"That is a hippopotamus," said the dragoman; and the tourists all tittered, for there was just a suspicion of Mr. Stuart himself in the carving.