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On the Irrawaddy

CHAPTER 4: A Ruined Temple
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I am starting, in two days, down the river to fight the barbarians; but before I go, I want you to do me a favour." The Phongee smiled.
"Beyond naming you in my prayers, Thekyn, there is but little that a hermit can do for any man." "Not so, in this case," the officer said.

"I have one here with me who needs rest, and concealment.

I would rather that you did not ask who he is.

He has done no crime, and yet he is in danger; and for a month, maybe, he needs a shelter.

Will you give it him, for my sake ?" "Assuredly I will," the priest said.


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