'Arise,' she said, 'it is I should kneel to thee'. Ayesha. St. Louis Post-Dispatch, vol. 58, no. 83. 12 November 1905

Ayesha veiled now—for she would not show her beauty to those wild folk—rode in the midst of the horsemen. Ayesha. St. Louis Post-Dispatch, vol. 58, no. 104. 3 December 1905

'Did I not warn Holly,' she whispered, 'to bid thee beware lest I should catch thy human fire?'. Ayesha. St. Louis Post-Dispatch, vol. 58, no. 111. 10 December 1905

Here we stayed until the hounds passed the patch of bush. Ayesha. St. Louis Post-Dispatch, vol. 58, no. 56. 15 October 1905

I answered that for the rest I would tell him later. Ayesha. St. Louis Post-Dispatch, vol. 58, no. 34. 24 September 1905

'I will go to death with them,' he said. Ayesha. St. Louis Post-Dispatch, vol. 58, no. 97. 26 November 1905

The ferryboat was cumbersome and we were swept down a long way before we could cross. Ayesha. St. Louis Post-Dispatch, vol. 58, no. 48. 8 October 1905

Their First View of the Enchanted Monastery. Ayesha. St. Louis Post-Dispatch, vol. 58, no. 20. 10 September 1905

Then, while we waited, lo! two figures appeared far above on the icy tongue that no man may climb. Ayesha. St. Louis Post-Dispatch, vol. 58, no. 41. 24 September 1905

The wretch writhed before the draped form and howled for mercy. Ayesha. St. Louis Post-Dispatch, vol. 58, no. 62. 22 October 1905

'Thou art not mortal,' she wailed. 'How can I prevail against thee?'. Ayesha. St. Louis Post-Dispatch, vol. 58, no. 90. 19 November 1905

We drank of some liquor that he gave us. Ayesha. St. Louis Post-Dispatch, vol. 58, no. 76. 5 November 1905