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The God of our fathers be with her!" "Who is gone? Who lost?" "Lael, Lael our child our Gul Bahar." The blood of the elder Jew flew to his heart, leaving him pale as a dead man; yet such was his acquired control of himself, he asked steadily: "Gone! Where?" "We do not know. She has been snatched from us that is all we know." "Tell me of it and quickly."
. . . They were well up in the mountains, so far that the trees had become massive of body and heavy and dense of top the moon only just showing through when they heard the trumpeting of elephants, off toward the east. Mitha Baba answered at once, turning abruptly toward the east. "Mitha Baba!" the Gul Moti protested, "our people have never gone off in this direction where are we, anyway?"
I told the groom to be silent, and when next Gul took a horse from the stable to saddle another quickly and bring it to me. That day I did not hunt, but stayed at home to follow the matter up. I lay down as usual at night and pretended to fall asleep. When I seemed safely off, Gul got up and went to the stable as her custom was. That night it was Tiger's turn.
The girl answered the voice within. . . . So her name was also Carlin. She had many names surely, but Skag liked this last one best. She turned to the pandit now, speaking slowly: "Did one of the priests of Hanuman come to you with this story just now?" "Yes, Gul Moti-ji." "Is he waiting?" "Yes." "Will he take me to the place of the wounded one?" The pandit considered.
"We weren't," Tertius broke in, "but there was another row between Gul Sher Khan and Rutton Singh. Our Jemadar said he was quite right that no Sikh living could stalk worth a damn; and that Koran Sahib had better take out the Pathans, who understood that kind of mountain work.
But the outline of it, in the shadows, appeared too lean to be one of her own. Soon after that, Mitha Baba trumpeted in a new tone of voice one the Gul Moti had never heard before. It sounded very wild, very desolate. "In the name of all the gods, Mitha Baba, what's the meaning of that?" the Gul Moti enquired with a little tension it being one of those moments when one gains assurance by speech.
I would here remark, that as the rose is called gul in the Persian language and the ancient Sanscrit, the name of this field furnished another argument in support of the Brahmin's hypothesis of the origin of the moon.
I took Gul back to my palace, and from that time till now I have treated her as a dog is treated, and I have cared for my dog as though it were my wife. Now you know what the rose did to the cypress; and now you must keep compact with me. 'I shall keep my word, said the prince; 'but may a little water be taken to the roof so that I may make my last ablution? To this request the king consented.
These two brothers, observing the other provinces of Germany to be occupied by a warlike and necessitous people, and the rich provinces of Gaul already conquered or overrun by other German tribes, found it easy to persuade their countrymen to embrace the sole enterprise which promised a favourable opportunity of displaying their valour and gratifying their avidity. Gul. Malm. p. 11.
Among Pathans blood only can wash away the stain of an insult. The officer felt no anger against him for his own injuries and regretted that false notions of honour had led him to kill a comrade and were now sending him to a shameful death. "I am sorry, Gul Mahommed, very sorry," he said. "You were always a good soldier, and now you must die."
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