Cairo Romance Opens In Rug Trade Ambush
In a Cairo hotel, George P. A. Jones a New York rug firm vice president pursues romance while Horace Ryanne arrives with a guarded bundle. Ryanne seeks dialog on a rug in Jones room, sizing him up and probing for a past connection as the lounge hums with travelers and plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Percival Algernon Jones
Metropolitan Oriental Rug Company of
New York
Cairo
Horace Ryanne
The Rug of Holy Mecca Trouble in Cairo
In Cairo, George Jones meets Ryanne an adventurer who seeks to sell a priceless rug. Ryanne describes its theft from the sultan’s circle and the dangers of removing it from Egypt. George agrees to pay three hundred pounds up front with more to come, tempted by the rug’s mythic value and his own greed despite moral risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Mr. Ryanne
Ryanne
George P.A. Jones
Mr. Jones
Gioconda
Gil
Horace
Mly
Tf Ryanne
Ryannie
Cork
Ryan
Lalique
Percival Algernon
Wadsworth
Galra
Egypt
Eurblas
Moses
Cairo
Constantinople
Smyrna
House of
Mortimer & Jones
Rynanne
George Gravely
Orient
Pedro Murias
Abdul
Bagdad
Mecca
Suleiman the Great
Tigris
Euphrates
Ol' Ryanne
Ruysdrum
Hercules
New York
Pasha
Leara
Tigria
Cook’s
Cook's
Raphael
An Old Acquaintance and a Conscience’s Judgment
Fragmented narration follows a debate on conscience as a force guiding actions. A man, attempting to pass goods through customs by deception, weighs refunding a rug after paying a large sum, while a red lantern warning “Don’t do it” lingers as moral pressure. The scene hints at a larger, ongoing story.
Fragmentary sports note hints at balk game chaos
A mangled quote hints at a balk game with disjointed dialogue about getting out and moving on. Lacking clear names, teams, or exact actions, the readable fragment suggests a confused moment in a baseball or similar game, without verifiable specifics.
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