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Kim

CHAPTER 5
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But he had received no stripes; the amulet was evidently working in his favour, and it looked as though the Umballa horoscope and the few words that he could remember of his father's maunderings fitted in most miraculously.

Else why did the fat padre seem so impressed, and why the glass of hot yellow drink from the lean one?
'My father, he is dead in Lahore city since I was very little.

The woman, she kept kabarri shop near where the hire-carriages are.' Kim began with a plunge, not quite sure how far the truth would serve him.
'Your mother ?' 'No!'-- with a gesture of disgust.

'She went out when I was born.

My father, he got these papers from the Jadoo-Gher what do you call that ?' (Bennett nodded) 'because he was in good-standing.


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