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At the Point of the Bayonet

CHAPTER 2: A Strange Bringing Up
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He was therefore taken to an inner chamber where, an hour later, Nana joined him.
"I think by your face, Puntojee, that you can be trusted; and I have decided to place you in the service of His Highness, the Peishwa.

What position you will hold there must depend upon yourself, and him.

I shall simply recommend you as one of whom I have heard much good.

It would be as well for you not to mention your age; but let him suppose that, as you look, you are about the same age as himself.

He is amiable and kindly, and your position will be a pleasant one.
"I am anxious to prevent evil advisers from obtaining influence over him.


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