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The Mystery of Cloomber

CHAPTER XIV
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My temper and nature, however, were always fiery and headstrong, and in action when my blood is up, I have no knowledge of what I am about.

Neither the corporal nor I would have laid a finger upon Ghoolab Shah had we not seen that the tribesmen were rallying behind him.

Well, well, it is an old story now, and there is no profit in discussing it.

May no other poor fellow ever have the same evil fortune! I have written a short supplement to the statements contained in my journal for your information and that of any one else who may chance to be interested in the matter.
And now, adieu! Be a good husband to Gabriel, and, if your sister be brave enough to marry into such a devil-ridden family as ours, by all means let her do so.

I have left enough to keep my poor wife in comfort.
When she rejoins me I should wish it to be equally divided between the children.


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