1. The Khedive is starting to realize that he might have trouble on his hands.

2. Garvin reported formally to the Khedive - and the Consul-General was punctilious about the forms.

3. If it is Narouz, and the Khedive is bothered, we can tell Narouz to get out of the country quick.

4. He was also, on the whole, for the Khedive on the grounds that at least he was the devil they knew.

5. They wouldn't want to go too close to the Khedive.

6. Its international indebtedness had reached such alarming proportions under the previous Khedive that its Western creditors had become seriously alarmed.