1
Bill now saw it was not the sentinel but the black sheik!
2
The black sheik at this moment coming up, interrupted the conversation of the captives.
3
The black sheik, with his highly educated ear, had detected the approach of strangers.
4
Bill was asked if he had seen the black sheik.
5
No one seemed desirous of becoming the owner of the black sheik and his wives.
6
The same irresistible antipathy to death compelled his white captives to follow the black sheik.
7
The black sheik would not receive either food or drink from the hand of a master.
8
The brother-in-law was called on to explain the mysterious death of the black sheik and his son.
9
The black sheik had three wives, all of whom possessed the gift of eloquence in a high degree.
10
The black sheik, he thought, was equal to any four of their present masters in strength, cunning, and determination.
11
The black sheik was snoring.
12
It ended as the old man-o'-war's-man had prognosticated, by the black sheik becoming the winner and owner of Terence O'Connor.
13
The black sheik knew his own business best; and was willing they should think they had cheated him in the bargain.
14
This offer the black sheik indignantly refused, much to the astonishment of those who had been so eloquent in his behalf.
15
The Irish youth was of stouter build than either of his shipmates; and this, perhaps, guided the black sheik in making his choice.
16
Poor Old Bill made resistance to being thus bound, but he was like an infant in the powerful grasp of the black sheik.
