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Chapter 29 Summary
'Omar is conducting in the ruined National Library in Sarajevo. Amal has copied Sharif's article for 'Omar and will suggest he republish it with emendations. Amal has slowed her research, not wanting to reach the end. Isabel has delivered 'Omar's panel and is convinced this is another sign. Amal reads Isabel an article she found about the earth's population in the year 2000 - the U.S. will control most of the wealth and over half the world will live in poverty and illiteracy. Isabel has also brought Amal a 1965 book, Boyle of Cairo, written by his widow.
Anna admonishes Sir Charles for not telling her he is unwell. Sharif insists she see him when they tour Europe. It will be the first real Christmas for Nur, who is beautiful and vivacious like her aunt Layla, but like Sharif when she grows thoughtful.
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