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| 5 | 830 | I had View more quotes about little">little doubt it was firm. |
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| 5 | 827 | In his way, he was being magnanimous with me. |
| 5 | 828 | He had bargained earlier, and had, in this, satisfied himself as a trader of the desert. |
| 5 | 829 | It was now as Suleiman, Ubar and Pasha of Nine Wells, that he set his price. |
| 5 | 830 | I had little doubt it was firm. |
| 5 | 831 | He had cut through much haggling. |
| 5 | 832 | Had he been truly interested in bargaining and dates I suspected I would not have been permitted to deal with him at all, but rather, at best, with one of his commissary officers. |
| 5 | 833 | "You have shown me hospitality," I said, "and I would be honored if Suleiman Pasha would accept these unworthy stones for sixty weights". |