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Kim

CHAPTER 8
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Hold still, Sire of Devils!' This furiously to the horse.
'No.' 'Was one dressed belike as a fakir ?' 'One said to the other, "What manner of fakir art thou, to shiver at a little watching ?"' 'Good.

Go back to the camp and lie down.

I do not die tonight.' Mahbub wheeled his horse and vanished.

Kim tore back down the ditch till he reached a point opposite his second resting-place, slipped across the road like a weasel, and re-coiled himself in the blanket.
'At least Mahbub knows,' he thought contentedly.

'And certainly he spoke as one expecting it.


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