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384 CAIRO TO DAMASCUS Broadway, Hedjaz street. I had already eaten there and had made the acquaintance of the proprietor by going into his kitchen and congratulating him on its tidiness. I went there again for supper hoping to find the Iraqi beauty. But all I saw were male customers, and an old woman, obviously a visitor, dining with an old man. I went back into the kitchen. "Ahlen wa sahlen," the proprietor said. The right pupil of his W