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Rung Ho!

CHAPTER XXVII
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But if I escape by thy aid, and if, at thy instance, these Rangars and their friends ride to my help against my brother, then I will throw all my weight--men and influence--in the scale on the British side." "And-- ?" "And thou shalt be Maharanee!" "Never!" "But in case that the British should be beaten before we reach them, then, sahiba! Then in case of thy need!" "Jaimihr-sahib, I will help you to escape tonight on the terms that you have named--that you spare these Rangars and every living body on this hill.

Then I will do my utmost to persuade the Rangars to ride to your assistance on your condition, that you lead your men to help the British afterward.

And if my action in helping you escape should make the Rangars turn against me and my immediate friends, I shall claim your protection.

Is that agreed ?" "Sahiba--absolutely!" "Then let me pass!" Reluctantly he stood aside.

She slipped out and let the bar down unobserved.


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