Then the -Mamelukes turned their
horses' heads the other way, and In des
peration backed - them against the
French troops, hoping the horses would
kick the life out of the French regi
ments. The Mamelukes failing again,
plunged Into this Nile and were drown
ed, tbe iTench for days fishing out the
dead bodies of the Mamelukes to get
the valuables upon their bodies. Na
poleon, at the daring of these Mame
lukes, exclaimed, "Could I have united
the Mameluke horse to tW French in
fantry,"! would have reckoned myself
master of the world..
spimr astd rMpaEssjvk ride. '
This ride'along the Nile Is one of the
most solemn and impressive rides of all
my lifetime, and our - emotions deepen.
as the curtains of tbe night fall upon
all surroundings. - But we shall not be
aatisfied until ve can take, a ship juad
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