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`The Hand of Friendship has averted the Whip of Calamity; but another time, when thou takest the Road it will be with me. This is too early.' `Late enough for me. I have learned to read and to write English a little at the madrissah. I shall soon be altogether a Sahib.' `Hear him!' laughed Mahbub, looking at the little drenched figure dancing in the wet. `Salaam - Sahib,' and he saluted ironically. `Well, art tired of the Road, or wilt thou come on to Umballa with me and work back with the horses?' `I come with thee, Mahbub Ali.' |
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