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Kim

CHAPTER 6
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(These fellows think of nothing in the world but horses, Padre.) I'll see you tomorrow, Mahbub, if you've anything likely for sale.' The dealer saluted, horseman-fashion, with a sweep of the off hand.

'Be patient a little, Friend of all the World,' he whispered to the agonized Kim.

'Thy fortune is made.

In a little while thou goest to Nucklao, and--here is something to pay the letter-writer.

I shall see thee again, I think, many times,' and he cantered off down the road.
'Listen to me,' said the Colonel from the veranda, speaking in the vernacular.


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