The Man Who Would Be King by Rudyard Kipling
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my friend, but thatd mean inquiries for
you and for me, and Ive got my hands full these days. Did you say you are travelling back along this line within any days? Within ten, I said. Cant you make it eight? said he. Mine is rather urgent business. I can send your telegram within ten days if that will serve you, I said. I couldnt trust the wire to fetch him now I think of it. Its this way. He leaves Delhi on the 23d for Bombay. That means hell be running through Ajmir about the night of the 23d. But Im going into the Indian Desert, I explained. Well and good, said he. Youll be changing at Marwar Junction to get into Jodhpore territoryyou must do thatand hell be coming through Marwar Junction in the early morning of the 24th by the Bombay Mail. Can you be at Marwar Junction on that time? Twont be inconveniencing you because I know that theres |
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