Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Wolfe of the Knoll: And Other Poems
The pictures of the Sahara, and of the wild tribes who traverse it, are drawn partly from the writer's personal obser vation of desert-life and scenery, and partly from authorities which will be given hereafter.
The leading incidents of the story are taken from a tradition contained in the first chapter of the second volume of kohl's work, and the name of the poem is from the same source.
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