Read Ridley

Duly noted.

I'm here of a different matter, but now I'm truly curious.

Pleased.

May I call you Trish?

Excuse me, little girl.

Interestingly, with all the legend of the Sultan during the Union occupation of New Orleans...

there are absolutely no records.

Not a single police report, shipping manifest, or any newspaper article from the time that mentions any of this.

Plus, considering it is a fine example of the American Revival style from the early 1900s, the completely undocumented Sultan of New Orleans must have been a time traveler.

How exciting would that be?

Or this love seed is most certainly not a Bedouin collectible from the 1800s.

Yes!

I said good day.

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Welcome to New Orleans, babies.

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