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Whereat Yussuf Dakmar suddenly assumed a sneering tone of voice, saying that he preferred men for his part with spunk enough to do such work themselves, and there was an argument, they protesting and he mocking them, until at last this man, whose neck the glass cut, demanded of him whether he, Yussuf Dakmar, was not in truth an empty boaster who would flinch at bloodshed.

Therein I lurked, while those who pursued ran past me up the street, I counting them; and among them I did not count Yussuf Dakmar and three more.

And it is true that Yussuf Dakmar's purpose is to bring about a massacre of Jews, which is to be simultaneous with an attack by Feisul's forces on the French in Syria.

" "Yussuf Dakmar came no nearer than the street," Grim answered.

D'you kid yourself that Yussuf Dakmar knows who lives here?" "I can get leave of absence.

What I think has been accomplished is to reduce our probable risk down to Yussuf Dakmar, who's a mean squib at best; and I think we've drawn suspicion clear away from Mabel Ticknor.

But at the end of ten minutes or so Yussuf Dakmar went out into the corridor, signaling to Jeremy to follow him.

Let Yussuf Dakmar do the hunting for us.

It is sufficient that we hunt Yussuf Dakmar.

"The fellow with a face like a pig's stern is Yussuf Dakmar, and he's my special preserve.

They accuse Yussuf Dakmar of deceiving them.

He has confessed to selling it to Yussuf Dakmar.

" "Leave Yussuf Dakmar to me!" insisted Jeremy.

I reached the door of the compartment in time to see three of them (two bleeding from knife-wounds in the face) force Yussuf Dakmar backward toward the window, the whole lot stabbing frantically as they milled and swayed.

The fifth man was holding on to the scrimmage with his left hand and reaching round with his right, trying to stick a knife into Yussuf Dakmar's ribs without endangering his own hide.

Now the narrow door of a compartment on a train isn't any kind of easy place to fight in, but I vow and declare that Jeremy and I both did our best for Yussuf Dakmar.

Another man let go of Yussuf Dakmar, who was growing weak and too short of wind to yell, and in a moment there were five of us struggling on the floor between the seats, one man under me with my forearm across his throat and another alongside me, stabbing savagely at a leather valise under the impression that he was carving up my ribs.

On top of that mess Narayan Singh pounced like a tiger, wrenching at arms and legs until I struggled to my feet againonly to be thrust aside by Jeremy as he rose and rushed at Yussuf Dakmar's two assailants.

d a knife-blade already wet with Yussuf Dakmar's blood whipped out and stung him in the thigh.

When Grim came at last he knocked quietly, and waited in silence while Yussuf applied his eye to the nail-hole.

Yussuf was pottering about, still rearranging all the pots and furniture that I had scattered, but his big ears projected sidewise and suggested that he might have another motive.

Yussuf came and opened the door.

It was some consolation to know that "Jimgrim's friend" was on guard outside Yussuf's.

Including Yussuf, who would likely do as he was told, there would be three to one between those silent walls, and it seemed to me that Narayan Singh might as well be three miles away as thirty feet.