CHAPTER FIVESwaying in the litter on top of the camel’s back, Nevada wondered if she could sleep.
She was feeling exceedingly tired as she had been unable to rest during the night, but had tossed and turned, feeling that every sound from the other women in the room was an irritant.
Perpetually in front of her eyes she seemed to see the dancer performing her exotic gyrations as she danced la Guedra.
Never had Nevada imagined that any dance could be so sensuous, so provocative and at the same time so hypnotic.
Long after she and the women had returned to their quarters she saw how emotionally they had been aroused and affected by the music and the passionate climax of la Guedra.
Besides this, the youngest wife of the Sheik was in tears and the woman who spoke French explained that it wa
