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Kim

CHAPTER 11
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And thou art useless!' Kim knew enough of native methods of attack not to doubt that the case would be deadly complete--even to the corpse.

The Mahratta twitched his fingers with pain from time to time.

The Kamboh in his corner glared sullenly; the lama was busy over his beads; and Kim, fumbling doctor-fashion at the man's neck, thought out his plan between invocations.
'Hast thou a charm to change my shape?
Else I am dead.

Five--ten minutes alone, if I had not been so pressed, and I might--' 'Is he cured yet, miracle-worker ?' said the Kamboh jealously.

'Thou hast chanted long enough.' 'Nay.


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