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Kim

CHAPTER 15
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If it does not hold good now, it will when thou takest the road again.

Cousin,'-- this to the poor relation, never wearied of extolling her patroness's charity--'he is getting a bloom on the skin of a new-curried horse.

Our work is like polishing jewels to be thrown to a dance-girl--eh ?' Kim sat up and smiled.

The terrible weakness had dropped from him like an old shoe.

His tongue itched for free speech again, and but a week back the lightest word clogged it like ashes.


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