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cutting out horoen of oneto youth, come to Zito. They
might have walked straight out of the "Doya Own Paper, " (1)
The ties was a miniature succeae story and added a good
deal to the glorification-of the art of war. Kitchenorsu
planning was much admired, - Steevena without any irony
remarked "You feel he ought to be patented end shown
with pride at the Paris International. Exhibition. Dritich
Impires Exhibit No. 1, - the Soudan fachino. "
Aggroeoive attitudes had become ingrained# - an a
character in a Henty novel said "I don't know anything
about the chaps in Egypt, but if there in going to be a
rows I any lot us have our share in it. a (3)
(2)
The olaurhter
of the battle of Omdurman could be excused, - ".. "thineo
half theatrical, half brutal to toll of when blood has
cooled, yet things to rejoice over, in that they show
the fighting devil has not after all boon civilized out
of Britons. " (4)
Stoevena described horrific battle acenea
without a qualm, "Black spindle legs curled up to meat red-
(1) , id, p. 83.
(2) l bid, p,. 46.
(3) ß, A, ilenty, The dash for- Khtartoum London 1692, p. 1050
(4) 0. W. Stoovens, 0 t. p. 274.