giaour

• "Look here, sir, I know I'm a dog--a giaour, and that you are one of the faithful, and that it is a good deed on your part to injure me as an enemy, but, mind this, if you stick that knife thing into my leg too far, I'll--I'll--confound you, sir!--I'll bring an action against you, and ruin you, as sure as my name's Burne Have no fear, effendi," said Yussuf gravely, going down on one knee, while the people crowded round Cut gently, my dear fellow," said Mr Burne; "it isn't kabobs or tough chicken, it's human leg. —  Yussuf the Guide The Mountain Bandits; Strange Adventure in Asia Minor
• "It seems to me that this giaour is very probably the dupe of others. —  Jack Harkaway's Boy Tinker Among The Turks Book Number Fifteen in the Jack Harkaway Series
• Moslem blood shed by a dog of a giaour--the old excuse Don't the Armenians know what's in store for them?" —  The Eye of Zeitoon
• It was obedience to his prophet, who bade him take advantage of the giaour--quite a different thing! —  The Eye of Zeitoon
• Moslem blood shed by a dog of a giaour -- the old excuse! " —  The Eye of Zeitoon

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