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The Tiger of Mysore

CHAPTER 12: A Tiger In A Zenana
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I did not even see my lord cut through the net.

I knew nothing, until he seized me by the arm and pulled me after him; and it was not until he sprang upon my back, and then upon my shoulders, that I knew what he was going to do.
I simply aided in despatching the tiger when he sprang, wounded, down into the courtyard." "And yet you are a hunter and a soldier," Pertaub said.

"This is how it is that the English have become lords of so wide a territory.

They are quick.

While we hesitate, and spend great time in making up our minds to do anything, they decide and act in a moment.


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