[Kim by Rudyard Kipling]@TWC D-Link bookKim CHAPTER 14 44/57
I am his chela, and I go with him.
We need food for the Road.
He is an honoured guest in all the villages, but'-- he broke into a pure boy's grin--'the food here is good.
Give me some.' 'What if I do not give it thee? I am the woman of this village.' 'Then I curse thee--a little--not greatly, but enough to remember.' He could not help smiling. 'Thou hast cursed me already by the down-dropped eyelash and the uplifted chin.
Curses? What should I care for mere words ?' She clenched her hands upon her bosom ...
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