THE SITT LEILA NAKHLA, SULEIMAN THE STRONG, AND CERTAIN OTHERS At dead of night, the Sheikh el Habibka el Wazir awoke with the feeling that there was something wrong. For as long as he could remember, this invaluable gift had been his, perhaps because, for as long as he could remember, he had lived, off and on, in danger, and under such conditions that light sleeping and quick waking had been essential to continued existence. Also the fact that, in the months before his birth, his mother had slept alone in a log ca…
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