` Alas , for that wondrous River , my brother , ' the priest replied . ` Such things are not common . ' Next morning , though they were pressed to stay , the lama insisted on departure . They gave Kim a large bundle of good food and nearly three annas in copper money for the needs of the road , and with many blessings watched the two go southward in the dawn . ` Pity it is that these and such as these could not be freed from -- ' ` Nay , then would only evil people be left on the earth , and who would give us meat and shelter ? ' quoth Kim , stepping merrily under his burden . ` Yonder is a small stream . Let us look , ' said the lama , and he led from the white road across the fields ; walking into a very hornets ' nest of pariah dogs . Chapter 3 Yea , voice of every Soul that clung To life that strove from rung to rung When Devadatta 's rule was young , The warm wind brings Kamakura . Buddha at Kamakura . Behind them an angry farmer brandished a bamboo pole . He was a market-gardener , Arain by caste , growing vegetables and flowers for Umballa city , and well Kim knew the breed . ` Such an one , ' said the lama , disregarding the dogs , ` is impolite to strangers , intemperate of speech and uncharitable . Be warned by his demeanour , my disciple . ' ` Ho , shameless beggars ! ' shouted the farmer . ` Begone ! Get hence ! ' ` We go , ' the lama returned , with quiet dignity . ` We go from these unblessed fields . '
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