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Kim

CHAPTER 7
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Moreover, I am troubled by a dream.' 'But surely, Holy One, thou hast not forgotten the Road and all that befell on it.

Surely it was a little to see me that thou didst come ?' 'The horses are cold, and it is past their feeding-time,' whined the driver.
'Go to Jehannum and abide there with thy reputationless aunt!' Kim snarled over his shoulder.

'I am all alone in this land; I know not where I go nor what shall befall me.

My heart was in that letter I sent thee.

Except for Mahbub Ali, and he is a Pathan, I have no friend save thee, Holy One.


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