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His intention reached also the Leopard Woman. She watched proceedings without comment for some time. Then she saw something that raised her objection.
“I shall want that box,” she announced. “Leave that one out. And that is my tent being brought up now.”
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He went on arranging the loads under the tarpaulins.
“Those loads are my tent,” she said, as Kingozi turned away.
“We cannot take them.”
Her eyes flashed. She whirled with the evident intention of issuing her commands direct. Kingozi’s weary, slow indifference fell from him. In one bound he faced her, his chin thrust forward. His blue eyes had focussed into a cold, level stare.
“Don’t dare interfere!” he ordered. “If you attempt it, I shall order you restrained–physically. Understand? I do not know how far you intend nike blazers to travel–or where; but if you value your future authority and prestige with your own men, do not make yo cheap nike air max urself a spectacle before them.”
“You would not dare!” she panted.
The tenseness relaxed. Kingozi became again the slow-moving, slouching, indifferent figure of his everyday habit.
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“I hate you!” she flashed. “I’d rather die here than accept your help! I command you to leave me!”
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“Have you any water left?” Kingozi asked the Leopard Woman.
She stared straight ahead of her, refusing to answer. Unperturbed, Kingozi cheap nike air max turned to the Nubian.
“Which is _memsahib’s_ canteen?”
The Nubian silently indicated two of the three hung on his person. Kingozi shook them, and found them empty. His own contained still about a pint, and this he poured into one of hers. She appeared not to notice the act.
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