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The Tiger of Mysore

CHAPTER 15: Escape
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I had thought my time of usefulness was over, and it has given a real pleasure to my life to have been able to aid you.

You will let me know, Sahib, if ever you find your father ?" "Certainly, Pertaub.

I will, in any case, send word to you, either that I have found him, or that I have given up all hope and have abandoned my efforts." The next morning a lad brought Dick a message, from Pertaub, that he had fulfilled all his commissions; and on the following morning, Annie Mansfield again came to Dick's room.
"Everything is going on well, Annie," Dick said, as he shook hands with her.

"The horses have been bought.

There is your disguise in that corner, and we can start any moment, at a quarter of an hour's notice.
"Now, I want you to tell me how you came to be brought up here." "I have not much to tell," she said.


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