When you can't quite get the angle, take hands-free selfies with the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5,

stand it up, step back, and your photos are also synced to your Chromebook, ready to edit.

The new Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 and Chromebook, available on Vodafone.

At the head of his caravan, proudly rode Charoon Nada, the merchant prince of Babylon.

He liked fine cloth and wore rich and becoming robes. He liked fine animals and sat easily

upon his spirited Arabian stallion. To look at him, one would hardly have guessed his advanced years.

Certainly, they would not have suspected that he was inwardly troubled.

The journey from Damascus is long, and the hardships of the desert many.

These, he minded not. The Arab tribes are fierce and eager to loot rich caravans.

These, he feared not, for his many fleet-mounted guards were a safe protection.

About the youth that is side whom he was bringing from Damascus was he disturbed.

This was Hadangula, the grandson of his partner of other years, Erid Ghula,

to whom he felt he owed a debt of gratitude which could never be repaid.

He would like to do something for this grandson, but the more he considered this, the more difficult

it seemed because of the youth himself. Iying the young man's rings and earrings he thought to

himself, he thinks jewels are for men. Still, he has his grandfather's strong face,

but his grandfather wore no such gaudy robes. Yet, I sought him to come hoping I might help him get

a start for himself and get away from the wreck his father has made of their inheritance.

Hadangula broke in upon his thoughts. Why does thou work so hard riding always with

thy caravan upon its long journeys? Does thou never take time to enjoy life?

Sharunada smiled. To enjoy life, he repeated. What would thou do to enjoy life if thou

worked Sharunada? If I had wealth equal to thine, I would live like a prince. Never across the hot

...