[Mr. Isaacs by F. Marion Crawford]@TWC D-Link book
Mr. Isaacs

CHAPTER VI
40/52

Never mind, there is an eight anna bit for you, because I said you were asleep when you were not." Narain bent to the ground in thanks, as his master turned on his heel.

"Not that he minds being told that he is a pig, in the least," said Isaacs.

"I would not call a Mussulman so, but you can insult these Hindoos so much worse in other ways that I think the porcine simile is quite merciful by comparison." He sat down again among the cushions, and putting off his slippers, curled himself comfortably together for a chat.
"What do you think of Ram Lal ?" he asked, when Narain had brought hookahs and sherbet.
"My dear fellow, I have hardly made up my mind what to think.

I have not altogether recovered from my astonishment.

I confess that there was nothing startling about his manner or his person.


<<Back  Index  Next>>

D-Link book Top

TWC mobile books