Part 19 (2/2)
The aide-de-camp held out his hand, and Colonel Kirby shook it a trifle perfunctorily; he was not iven to display of sentiiant car spurned the gravel out froiot our route!” said Kirby
”And, thank God, we take our own horses!” said Brammle fervently
”Bet you a thousand the other end's Marseilles!” said Warrington ”We're in luck They'd have ht our oe'd have had to ring a bell to start and stop a squadron Who wouldn't be light cavalry?”
Kirby put the sealed letter in an inside pocket
”I'ht, sir!”
”Night!” said Kirby; but Warrington stayed on He went and stood near the , and when Kirby had seen Bramton?”
”Caught 'eer in the dark!”
”Why?”
”Said it was an order fro tired of this I don't knohat to make of it”
”That isn't nearly the worst, sir Listen to this! Long before Yasmini promised us-before we knelt to save his life and honor- Ranjoor Singh had sent a uaranteein' to be with 'euarantee, and no conditions!”
”Then-”
”Exactly, sir!”
”She fooled us, eh?”
”D'you suppose she's for or against the governot our ton-hold your tongue!”
Warrington held up his right hand
”So help rinned, ”But will she hold hers?”
Westward, into the hungry West, (Oh, listen, wise , worrying, hurrying, lest The light o'ertake hih: ”Westward sinks the sun to die!
Westing the vultures!”-Aye, (Listen, wise ain, For none coh s call them! Listen ye!
YASMINI'S SONG