Guns of the Gods by Talbot Mundy
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"Ah! That is different?" said Sita Ram, pocketing Yasmini's letter, for
precaution's sake. "Wait here while I bring it!" Two minutes later he returned with a parchment in a tin tube. "Do I receive no recompense?" he asked. "Did I not find the title-deed and keep it safe? Where is the reward?" "Recompense?" growled Mukhum Dass. "To be out of jail is recompense! The next time you find property of mine, bring it to me, or the constabeel shall have work to do!" "Dog!" snarled the babu after him. "Dog of a usurer! Wait and see!" Chapter Eleven To cover a trail is less than half the work, for any dog with a nose can smell it out. You should make a false trail afterward to deceive the clever folk. -Eastern Proverb "Say: that little girl you're wanting to run off with is my wife!" The other side to the intrigue developed furiously up at the Baines' |
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