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Kim

CHAPTER 13
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Then it would not be wrong to shoot them with their own guns, heh ?' 'One is paid, I think, already,' said Kim between his teeth.

'I kicked him in the groin as we went downhill.

Would I had killed him!' 'It is well to be brave when one does not live in Rampur,' said one whose hut lay within a few miles of the Rajah's rickety palace.

'If we get a bad name among the Sahibs, none will employ us as shikarris any more.' 'Oh, but these are not Angrezi Sahibs--not merry-minded men like Fostum Sahib or Yankling Sahib.

They are foreigners--they cannot speak Angrezi as do Sahibs.' Here the lama coughed and sat up, groping for the rosary.
'There shall be no killing,' he murmured.


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