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  • Fights began to break out-apparently spontaneously-over minor things, and he and Al-Hazim might just as well have been invisible.

    Omnibus Lackey, Mercedes 1993

  • With a resigned air about him, Al-Hazim began chanting again, only this time it was something different, more intense.

    Omnibus Lackey, Mercedes 1993

  • To Alinor it was only so much gibberish, but "scientists" in the towns they passed through would provide food and shelter for the privilege of transcribing while Al-Hazim spoke.

    Omnibus Lackey, Mercedes 1993

  • : You were with Al-Hazim,: the Salamander continued, and Alinor realized this was the same creature that the Mad Arab had conjured, and the Hermit had seized, at the inn.

    Omnibus Lackey, Mercedes 1993

  • Al-Hazim had been particularly pleased with himself lately.

    Omnibus Lackey, Mercedes 1993

  • Al gathered that it wasn't the man's religious significance, though, that Al-Hazim was ecstatic over.

    Omnibus Lackey, Mercedes 1993

  • So he produced a nugget of gold in the crucible at the appropriate moment, the next time Al-Hazim made the attempt for some of his fellow scientists.

    Omnibus Lackey, Mercedes 1993

  • For hours Al-Hazim gazed at the little brazier, occasionally adding coal to keep it going.

    Omnibus Lackey, Mercedes 1993

  • Over time Alinor learned that the man was known in the region as Al-Hazim, also called the "Mad Arab," though he was neither Arabic nor mad-he was, in fact, a Moor from Alhambra.

    Omnibus Lackey, Mercedes 1993

  • The copper vessel simmered and boiled, and when Al-Hazim tested the elixir on a sample piece of lead, nothing happened.

    Omnibus Lackey, Mercedes 1993

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