"The Turkish military stables for this part of Jerusalem," Rachel said calmly. "It is the best place to hide horses; in plain view." She shouted out a name and a man appeared from the gloom.
Rachel held out her hand: "Netzah Yisrael Lo Yeshaker," she said.
Netzah Yisrael Lo YeshakerThe man raised his hand, and they spoke together for a while, with Selkirk watching intently and his men fidgeting on their horses. Eventually, the stable man laughed, and Rachel said, "this is Joseph; he is the head stableman for the Turks. He will be looking after your horses." She lowered her voice, "he is one of us."
Selkirk saw Walker and Mackay pushing forward to listen to what was happening and motioned them back. He wanted to ask who "us" were, but not with so many people present.
"Will the horses be
