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Updated: June 2, 2025
The Rajput swaggered to the dark door, spurs jingling, looking back across his shoulder once or twice, as though he half-regretted leaving the Hindoo horseman's head upon his shoulders. "Come in, sahib," advised the voice again. "They be many. We are few. And, who knows our roads may lie together yet." Mahommed Gunga kicked his scabbard clear, and strode through the door.
My sister looked a little distressed, and I half-regretted having put so direct a question. I was sufficiently the product of my day to be terribly afraid of any kind of interference with my fellow creatures.
Brant, who had moodily dropped into a chair in the corner, after ordering a cooling drink as an excuse for his temporary refuge from the stifling street, half-regretted his enforced participation in their conviviality. But a sudden lowering of the speaker's voice into a note of gloomy significance seemed familiar to him. He glanced at him quickly, from the shadow of his corner.
In another part of the deck the benches were filled by negroes, stark naked, whose backs and shoulders were covered by scars, and who yelled and grinned at us like fiends or madmen. "God help us!" said Pharaoh; "they will not release us from these benches till we make Seville or Cadiz." And at that awful prospect I half-regretted that we had not died in Mexico.
You and I cannot be enemies at such a time as this." The salutation reassured the other, who increased his pace. Before he reached Sterry the latter half-regretted his action, for he recognized the man as Duke Vesey, one of the most notorious of rustlers and a bitter personal enemy.
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