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The Broken Road

CHAPTER XXIII
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When his time was up, he sent his money home and took his passage, and then came back--came back to the mountains and disappeared.

Very likely he may be sitting somewhere beyond that barrier of hills by a little shrine to this hour, an old, old man, reverenced as a saint, with a strip of cloth about his loins, and forgetful of the days when he ruled a district in the Plains.

I should not wonder.

It's not a reasonable country." Ralston, indeed, was not far out in his judgment.

Ahmed Ismail had carried Shere Ali off from Calcutta.


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