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268 CAIRO TO DAMASCUS We climbed to the roof. Cozy sandbag shelters had been erected and a canopy furnished shade for the half dozen young men and two Haganah girls—both buxom, and pleasing to the eye. One was dressed in khaki trousers, the other in shorts. The latter, who had just turned eighteen, was married to the dark, curly-haire B