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Kim

CHAPTER 7
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I knew it would.
Another time, I will take him upon the Road myself.

Do not be troubled, Creighton Sahib.

It is as though a polo-pony, breaking loose, ran out to learn the game alone.' 'Then he is not dead, think you ?' 'Fever might kill him.

I do not fear for the boy otherwise.

A monkey does not fall among trees.' Next morning, on the same course, Mahbub's stallion ranged alongside the Colonel.
'It is as I had thought,' said the horse-dealer.


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