Keneu

He had news that was more to him than many Bessies, and the Keneu and the Nilghai were trampling behind him, calling for Dick.

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'There's grit in Dick,' said the Nilghai, an hour later, when the room was emptied of all save the Keneu.

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I shall go, the Keneu will be there, Torp will be there, Cassavetti will be there, and the whole lot of us will be there, and we shall have as much as ever we can do, with unlimited fighting and the chance for you of seeing things that would make the reputation of three Verestchagins. '

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The housekeeper will look after you, and Keneu has my rooms. '

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'Torpenhow's course is perfectly clear,' said the Keneu.

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The Keneu had telegraphed to Cairo for horses; Cassavetti had stolen a perfectly inaccurate list of troops that would be ordered forward, and was reading it out amid profane interruptions, and the

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'Is it possible that a man can come back across the years to his calf-love?' said the Keneu.

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Torpenhow, the Keneu, and the Nilghai had bidden all the men they had worked with to the orgy; and Mr. Beeton, the housekeeper, declared that never before in his checkered experience had he seen quite such a fancy lot of gentlemen.

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Keneu introduced to Dick some man unknown who would be employed as war artist by the Central Southern Syndicate.

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'He said he was going to stay at home,' said the Keneu.

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