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stolen," he said eventually. Pamela jerked her head for _yes, but_. "The thieves got in touch. I paid the ransom. He now answers to the name of Glenn. That's okay; I could never pronounce Sher Khan properly, anyway."
After a while, Jumpy found that he wanted to talk. "What you did, just now," he began.
"Oh, God."
"No. It's like a thing I once did. Maybe the most sensible thing I ever did." In the summer of 1967, he had bullied the "apolitical" twenty-year-old Saladin along on an anti-war demonstration. "Once in Mister Snoot; I'm going to drag you down to my level." Harold Wilson was coming to town, and because of the Labour Government's support of U S involvement in Vietnam, a mass protest had been planned. Chamcha went along, "out of curiosity," he said. "I want to see how allegedly intelligent people turn themselves into
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