The summary is that the boy was confined to the house in Ban al-Naga until Lord... entered Khartoum. He was wounded and suffered severe injuries, which were among the strongest reasons for the boy's death, because when he recovered and returned to... he was ordered to join them. The boy did not recover and could not leave his bed due to his injuries. Many of my Egyptian officer brothers entered the house in Ban al-Naga and saw the boy there. They placed guards on the house to protect him from some of the government's loyal Arabs who were looting and plundering. After the troops entered the city safely, my father, who was a great leader, was... and they were... I was surprised by this and told him that I would not obey him, thanking him for his advice and guidance. ... the Arabs left the country and all its... ... and returned to them and informed them of the news and... ... to what it contained of constant cunning and devotion to remembrance, and I do not know if God's mercy will... ... will save me, and my father, whose life became a reason for the preservation of his wife's honor, praise be to God... ... who saved me and my son and granted us relief after distress and safety and salvation after fear. ... before the protection of Dongola. ... from the relatives of the Sayyid and his good vizier, the Khalifa... ... when he advanced, he gave his relatives free rein in the country. They oppressed and looted. ... and he began to ride in a carriage to... in the conquests of... ... the Equatorial. Al-Tayyib, the mentioned Gordon Pasha, sent it from Cairo as a gift to...