The Phantom 'rickshaw, City of Dreadful Night, And Other Tales

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I must have received the blow somewhere on the nape of my neck. A hundred thousand fiery stars danced before 90 The Phantom 'Rickshaw my eyes, and I fell forward senseless at the edge of the quicksand.
When I recovered consciousness, the Moon was going down, and I was sensible of intol- erable pain in the back of my head. Gunga Dass had disappeared and my mouth was full of blood. I lay down again and prayed that I might die without more ado. Then the un- reasoning fury which I have before menti
...oned laid hold upon me, and I staggered inland tow^ards the walls of the crater. It seemed that some one was calling to me in a whisper — " Sahib ! Sahib ! Sahib ! " exactly as my bearer used to call me in the mornings. I fancied that I was delirious until a handful of sand fell at my feet. Then I looked up and saw a head peering down into the amphi- theater — the head of Dunnoo, my dog-boy, who attended to my collies. As soon as he had attracted my attention, he held up his hand and showed a rope.

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