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Love slave to a Turkish beauty, in boudoir or battle he was the Great Smith!
“Blood-rousing adventure… Magnificent, lusty love-making”
Love slave to a Turkish beauty, in boudoir or battle he was the Great Smith!
“Blood-rousing adventure… Magnificent, lusty love-making”
Art by Robert Stanley.
(Turks are turkic, not arabs. Tag “Oriental Stories” , sort of ?)
Look, the tags are very idiosyncratic and reflect artistic tropes and themes rather than accuracy (much like the text of these stories). I have lots of hardback books tagged “paperback” because they aren’t magazines or comics, and stories about Helen of Troy tagged “toga”. I know very well that heroic age Greek women did not wear togas (neither women, nor Greeks, nor people of the Heroic Age), but here we are.
🙏 Thanks for your answer.
Manly, but kneeling with a rueful expression. Also, hair parted on the wrong side; ergo,Watson, there’s more to this than meets the eye!