I and my men know how to do this.

I and my men have a personal dispute with Jaimihr.

Stay thou here!" Mahommed Gunga's five and Ali Partab came clattering out so fast as to lead to the suspicion that their horses had been already saddled.
Mahommed Gunga mounted.
"Lead on, cousin!" he exclaimed.

"I will follow thy lead, but I come!" Then Alwa did what a native nearly always will do.

He turned to a man not of his own race, whom he believed he could trust to be impartial.
"Sahib--have I no rights in my own house ?" "Certainly you have," said Cunningham, who was wondering more than anything what weird, wild trick these horsemen meant to play.