[Kim by Rudyard Kipling]@TWC D-Link book
Kim

CHAPTER 6
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The low, quick answer undeceived him.

Kim put his fettered soul into it, thankful for the late chance to abuse somebody in the tongue he knew best.

'And now, go to the nearest letter-writer in the bazar and tell him to come here.

I would write a letter.' 'But--but what manner of white man's son art thou to need a bazar letter-writer?
Is there not a schoolmaster in the barracks ?' 'Ay; and Hell is full of the same sort.

Do my order, you--you Od! Thy mother was married under a basket! Servant of Lal Beg' (Kim knew the God of the sweepers), 'run on my business or we will talk again.' The sweeper shuffled off in haste.


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