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Rujub, the Juggler

CHAPTER XIII
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So accurate was his aim that the Sepoys soon learned to know and dread the crack of his rifle; and whenever it spoke out the ground within its range was speedily clear of foes.
The matter, however, caused a deep if temporary estrangement between Wilson and Richards.

Although constantly chaffing each other, and engaged in verbal strife, they had hitherto been firm friends.

Their rivalry in the matter of horseflesh had not aroused angry feelings, even their mutual adoration of Isobel Hannay had not affected a breach in their friendship; but upon the subject of sending Bathurst to Coventry they quarreled so hotly, that for a time they broke off all communication with each other, and both in their hearts regretted that their schoolboy days had passed, and that they could not settle the matter in good schoolboy fashion..


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