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The Pool in the Desert

CHAPTER 2
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I know of only one distinguished exception, and he lives a thousand miles from here, in Bengal.' 'No, not landscape,' returned Mr.Kauffer; 'but that Indian nobleman will buy his portrait.

We send our own man--photographic artist--to his State, and he photograph the Chief and his arab, the Chief and his Prime Minister, the Chief in his durbar, palace, gardens, stables--everything.
Presently the Chief goes on a big shoot.

He says he will not have a plain photograph--besides, it is difficult.

He will have a painting, and he will pay.' 'Ah,' I said, 'I begin to see.' 'You see?
Then I send this Armour.

Look!' Mr.Kauffer continued with rising excitement, baited apparently by the unfortunate canvas to which he pointed, 'when Armour go to make that I say you go paint ze Maharajah of Gridigurh spearing ze wild pig.


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