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1920-22 Draft of the Seven Pillars of WisdomPage 445

1920-22 Draft of the Seven Pillars of Wisdom

Page 445

Our pet by himself and so as pleased should expect was probably what happened to I saw him rear so not the history of the Arab movement not just the story of how we lived. It is the reminder of what I tried to do in Arabia. And of some of what I saw true. It is a chronicle, in the spirit of the old man who manshalled one Bethanie's a divided lion. It tells of thirsty men, smeared with hunger lying up for miles on flayed watercourses, harried by hits sun (...) with which as men water their horses. It is the tania (Persian gutters) from which same days a man can drink lustily, and so needs for to release it got me to record the philosophy of the sweet. We were not arabim and their life-and-habits remains of the mist of the remote ages; the taste of wonderful bread and water made as the thirsty Nomads make it. The book also handles the british machine, and sets what use we were with it: the crowds we wandered and vagabanid but to be made for. We lived many days in lion watching campaigns: and always marches on open or toll: yet when we attained and the war rolled around, the old men came frankly again and took from us our wishes: and so-much of it was dreams of the future world: the dreams fades again and left from us one seeing: and actually it is the romance of failure. Afterwards that we had done our best had not aviled to help, and so finally the deserals we have forsaken, tired and sadly gone. We were warred for a meed of not again to rouse: and doubt we shall never run children too. The lenger is a field dream of the tins when I went down into the dead and myself made some fear peace, and with my (brimned) muscles, wake ancient terrors in the dust, hussars of their mario are the thin massing camels face new, (brimmed) by wager? The seleumens of the day are dangerous vapours in the darkness "I felt so old" my thin dream with thin eyes: and made to bestate it, lately millers of semites the semites not matter too matter fath world a bad engageddish? There is a sore called that my friend the hard men. So kept an even called not on which but is malted nibbled of thin mud), and made with like a seasons fort to enact: but what it of rightly by this image not (buld?) as when the silent winds doing time were like seaskamds of wrr charged against me that 'melh'! The British formal in Mesopotamia, Beluchis and minions flunked coloured fellews: but enemy, and we invaded here. I saw: I am afraid that I sight so. We may be the thing for enemy to the grand clean, sickly fid pillams full of the terror of the Togul with our manshini armies and chilling still; B), then on save terribly low yield of war as happiness for for a short English. And we were existing "them by thousands not as fue 1. A dead and equal some, the of deads eat to win the sons, but that the corn and suenend full of Mesopotamia might be on, said was to affict on curieuses (Tabby came, them), and they made our stares to win away the waves of the this wisdom of sikhes with them then men were the in me beside that I did not have any of ours other (staring). The man told-in some-ware. own thing added: all the subict remences of the Bufjet are not worth no dead finjeh! .. I have wished on the last some sith-respet, a gold, thank : I have made the (shatters) of milk from rest and mure serchat; I redo have feilio from suffein in a degree for the wut

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