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The Broken Road

CHAPTER VII
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Here was a proof, the surest of proofs.

The belief in the Road--that was one of the beliefs of the white men, one of the beliefs which marked him off from the native, not merely in Chiltistan, but throughout the East.

To the white man, the Road was the beginning of things, to the Oriental the shadow of the end.

Shere Ali sided with the white men.

He too had faith in the Road and he was proud of his faith because he shared it with the white men.
"We shall be very glad of these expeditions, some day, in Chiltistan," said Linforth.
Shere Ali stared.
"It was for that reason-- ?" he asked.
"Yes." Shere Ali was silent for a while.


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