Caste
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"Proceed, " Hodson commanded.
"We were told by the Dewan to go to the camp of the Pindaris and bring back the head of Amir Khan. " "Lovely!" Barlow muttered softly; but Hodson started, a slight rouge crept over his pale face and he said, "By Gad! this grows interesting, my dear Captain. " "Absolutely Oriental, " Barlow added.
Then when their voices had stilled Ajeet continued: "But Hunsa had ridden with the Pindari Chief and he knew that he was well guarded, and that it would be impossible to b...ring his head in a basket, so we refused to go on this mission. The Dewan was angry and would not give us food or pay. Through Hunsa the Dewan sent word that we must obtain our living in the way of our profession, which is decoity. " "I wonder, " Barlow queried.
But Hodson, nodding his head said: "Quite pos sible; and also quite probable that the dear avaricious Dewan would claim a share of the loot if it were of value, jewels especially. " He addressed Ajeet, "I have nothing to do with this; I am not Sindhia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Proceed, " Hodson commanded.
"We were told by the Dewan to go to the camp of the Pindaris and bring back the head of Amir Khan. " "Lovely!" Barlow muttered softly; but Hodson started, a slight rouge crept over his pale face and he said, "By Gad! this grows interesting, my dear Captain. " "Absolutely Oriental, " Barlow added.
Then when their voices had stilled Ajeet continued: "But Hunsa had ridden with the Pindari Chief and he knew that he was well guarded, and that it would be impossible to b...ring his head in a basket, so we refused to go on this mission. The Dewan was angry and would not give us food or pay. Through Hunsa the Dewan sent word that we must obtain our living in the way of our profession, which is decoity. " "I wonder, " Barlow queried.
But Hodson, nodding his head said: "Quite pos sible; and also quite probable that the dear avaricious Dewan would claim a share of the loot if it were of value, jewels especially. " He addressed Ajeet, "I have nothing to do with this; I am not Sindhia.
What to read after Caste?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W a William Alexander Fraser to read onlineMoreLess
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