John Carruthers Indian Policeman
John Carruthers Indian Policeman
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" Sahib, Sahib, he is gone ! Awake awake ! " "Gone! Who is gone? What mean you?" " Tantia, the dacoit, Sahib. Listen to my report. " " What mean you? " I asked impatiently. " He is dead, you mean ? I know that ; he was dying when I saw him after dawn. It was I who shot him. " " Sahib, he is neither dead nor dying ; he is gone.
123 JOHN CARRUTHERS: INDIAN POLICEMAN.
I was ten miles off at Mithiani. I heard of this dacoity, and that the Sahib had shot the Maharajah. I galloped here. This shaitan ...bade the people place his bed under a pipal tree, and leave him to medi- tate on the Deity, and die in peace. They obeyed him, and went far away. A stranger rode up on a pony. Tantia sprang from his cot, threw off his bandages, sprang on to the pony behind his rider, and flew away. This paper was found on the charpoy. " Was I mad or dreaming? I mechanically took the paper.
" Dear Carruthers, " it ran. " I remember you at Trinity as a bit of a stiff 'un, but really I am sur- prised that you are still so gullible ; your wits should have been sharpened by now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Sahib, Sahib, he is gone ! Awake awake ! " "Gone! Who is gone? What mean you?" " Tantia, the dacoit, Sahib. Listen to my report. " " What mean you? " I asked impatiently. " He is dead, you mean ? I know that ; he was dying when I saw him after dawn. It was I who shot him. " " Sahib, he is neither dead nor dying ; he is gone.
123 JOHN CARRUTHERS: INDIAN POLICEMAN.
I was ten miles off at Mithiani. I heard of this dacoity, and that the Sahib had shot the Maharajah. I galloped here. This shaitan ...bade the people place his bed under a pipal tree, and leave him to medi- tate on the Deity, and die in peace. They obeyed him, and went far away. A stranger rode up on a pony. Tantia sprang from his cot, threw off his bandages, sprang on to the pony behind his rider, and flew away. This paper was found on the charpoy. " Was I mad or dreaming? I mechanically took the paper.
" Dear Carruthers, " it ran. " I remember you at Trinity as a bit of a stiff 'un, but really I am sur- prised that you are still so gullible ; your wits should have been sharpened by now.
What to read after John Carruthers Indian Policeman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Charles Cox to read onlineMoreLess
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