Under the Deodars, the Phantom 'rickshaw; Wee Willie Winkie
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Four gun-barrels out from the place where I caught crows. Straight out ; do you mind me? Then three left. Ah! Now well I remember how that man worked it out night after night. Then nine out, and so on. Out is always straight before you across the quicksand to the North. He told me so before I killed him.' 'But if you knew all this why didn't you get out be- fore?' 'I did not know it. He told me that he was working it out a year and a half ago, and how he was working it out night after night whe...n the boat had gone away, and he could get out near the quicksand safely. Then he said that we would get away together. But Iwas afraid that he would leave me behind one night when he had worked it all out, and so I shot him. Besides, it is not advisable that the men who once get in here should escape. Only I, and 7 am a Brahmin.' The hope of escape had brought Gunga Dass's caste back to him. He stood up, walked about and gesticulated violently. Eventually I managed to make him talk soberly, and he told me how this Englishman had spent six months night after night in exploring, inch by inch, the passage across the quicksand; how he had declared it to be simplicity itself up to within about twenty yards of the river bank after turning the flank of the left horn of the horseshoe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Four gun-barrels out from the place where I caught crows. Straight out ; do you mind me? Then three left. Ah! Now well I remember how that man worked it out night after night. Then nine out, and so on. Out is always straight before you across the quicksand to the North. He told me so before I killed him.' 'But if you knew all this why didn't you get out be- fore?' 'I did not know it. He told me that he was working it out a year and a half ago, and how he was working it out night after night whe...n the boat had gone away, and he could get out near the quicksand safely. Then he said that we would get away together. But Iwas afraid that he would leave me behind one night when he had worked it all out, and so I shot him. Besides, it is not advisable that the men who once get in here should escape. Only I, and 7 am a Brahmin.' The hope of escape had brought Gunga Dass's caste back to him. He stood up, walked about and gesticulated violently. Eventually I managed to make him talk soberly, and he told me how this Englishman had spent six months night after night in exploring, inch by inch, the passage across the quicksand; how he had declared it to be simplicity itself up to within about twenty yards of the river bank after turning the flank of the left horn of the horseshoe.
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