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English, 27.09.2019 22:20, luiscer5819

Read this sentence from “the oasis: africa”:
besides, the infidel was known to carry money, a sum that camp-fire talk had inflated to large proportions.
who was the infidel?

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the narrator

the oasis, aka princess jasmine

mohammed

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