` Oh , he is an old dreamer of dreams from Bhotiyal . My heart is a little angry , Friend of all the World , that thou shouldst see such worth in a man so little known . ' ` It is true , Hajji ; but that worth do I see , and to him my heart is drawn . ' ` And his to thine , I hear . Hearts are like horses . They come and they go against bit or spur . Shout Gul Sher Khan yonder to drive in that bay stallion 's pickets more firmly . We do not want a horse-fight at every resting-stage , and the dun and the black will be locked in a little ... Now hear me . Is it necessary to the comfort of thy heart to see that lama ? ' ` It is one part of my bond , ' said Kim . ` If I do not see him , and if he is taken from me , I will go out of that madrissah in Nucklao and , and -- once gone , who is to find me again ? ' ` It is true . Never was colt held on a lighter heel-rope than thou . ' Mahbub nodded his head . ` Do not be afraid . ' Kim spoke as though he could have vanished on the moment . ` My lama has said that he will come to see me at the madrissah -- ' ' A beggar and his bowl in the presence of those young Sa -- ' ` Not all ! ' Kim cut in with a snort . ` Their eyes are blued and their nails are blackened with low-caste blood , many of them . Sons of mehteranees -- brothers-in-law to the bhungi -LSB- sweeper -RSB- . '
We need not follow the rest of the pedigree ; but XXXXX made his little point clearly and without heat , chewing a piece of sugar-cane the while .
Bhotiyal Hajji Khan Kim Sa bhungi madrissah mehteranees resting-stage sweeper