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Mr. Isaacs

CHAPTER XI
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Isaacs stepped lightly to his side and whispered something in his ear.

The ancient Brahmin turned.
"Then I will do a wonder for you, but I want no bucksheesh.

I will do it for the lady with white hair, whose face resembles Chunder." He looked long and fixedly at Miss Westonhaugh.

"Let the _sahib log_ come with me a stone's throw from the well, and let one sahib call his servant and bid him draw water that he may wash his hands.

And I will do this wonder; the man shall not draw any water, though he had the strength of Siva, until I say the word." So we moved away under the trees, and I shouted for Kiramat Ali, who came running down, and I told him to send a _bhisti_, a water-carrier, with his leathern bucket.


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