Who is to be its ruler?" Yussuf Dakmar made a surreptitious face at Grim, and his little cold eyes shone like a hungry pariah dog's.

As he gazed at his recumbent fellow-exiles, the loneliness begotten of his pariah-trade, his habits of life, his very vices, for the first time seriously oppressed him.

And may Allah smite me blind if I do not unto thee a thing of which children yet unborn shall speak with awe.' "Thus spake Ibrahim, son of Mahmud, for though a dog, a mangy pariah cur, he was still a Pathan.

And, catching up a pariah puppy, I re-entered the house and dropped one drop from the blue bottle into its eye.

To my bewildered and disordered brain, Aladdin's palace seemed suddenly to rise before me in that wilderness of sealed houses and uninhabited streets; for, as I have said before, the very dogs had crept away that night into secure corners, and not even a pariah chimney-sweep, with his dingy blanket drawn close around him, nodded and dozed by a watch-box or slept on a door-step.