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The Adventures of Kathlyn

CHAPTER XVI
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For reasons best known to himself Umballa had not disturbed anything.

In fact, he had always had the coming of the younger sister in mind and left the bungalow and camp untouched, so as not to alarm her.
She had not yet arrived.

So Ahmed flung himself down upon his cotton rug, telling the keepers not to disturb him; he would be able to wake himself when the time came.

But Ahmed had overrated his powers; he was getting along in years; and it was noon of the next day when a hand shook him by the shoulder and he awoke to witness the arrival of Winnie and her woman companion.
For the first time in many years Ahmed cursed his prophet.

He that had had time to warn the child, had slept like the sloth of Ceylon! He went directly to the point.


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