Summary of the appointment in samarra by w somerset maugham
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This story about a merchant who sent his servant to buy some things from market . The servant came back after some time and said "that master when i was in the market i was bumped by a lady in the group and when i turned i saw the death that jarred me. She took a gander at me and made a debilitating signal , now loan me your horse so that i can go far from the city, i will go to samarra and there death can't reach me". The trader give him his horse and then the servant run as quick as he can. Then vendor went to market and then he saw me and asked that why i make that threating gesture to his hireling. "That was not a debilitating motion " i said " i was shock see him in the Baghdad today because i am supposed to meet him in Samarra.
This story about a merchant who sent his servant to buy some things from market . The servant came back after some time and said "that master when i was in the market i was bumped by a lady in the group and when i turned i saw the death that jarred me. She took a gander at me and made a debilitating signal , now loan me your horse so that i can go far from the city, i will go to samarra and there death can't reach me". The trader give him his horse and then the servant run as quick as he can. Then vendor went to market and then he saw me and asked that why i make that threating gesture to his hireling. "That was not a debilitating motion " i said " i was shock see him in the Baghdad today because i am supposed to meet him in Samarra.
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Somerset Maugham – Harlan's ... During the story, W. Somerset Maugham creates the setting at a market in Bagdad. There, a servant encounters death herself. ... Continuing on, the servant begs his master for his horse to escape death and to ride to Samarra, where he believes not even death can find him there.
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