human
What about Pahar Singh? echoed the Lalla, who had observed the confused expression of Jehándar Beg's countenance, and seen also what he was quite familiar with, the rebel Rajah's seal.
gpt
My lord, your servant heard a great deal of him, as he came here through the country. Everybody, from Ahmednugger to Sholapoor, spoke of Pahar Singh, and warned me of Pahar Singh, but the Gosais did not appear to fear him, and said he never touched companies of travelling beggars. I remember now, continued the Lalla, dreamily,
human
I think some one asked me whether Pahar Singh had robbed me. Perhaps I said yes, I don't know; I might have said anything, good sirs, for I was like one in a hideous dream; and this robber everybody appeared to know:--in the bazars, in temples, mutts, serais--Pahar Singh, Pahar Singh--nothing but Pahar Singh all the way. I heard enough of him.
gpt
Thou liest, Lalla. I have warned thee once, and again warn thee--beware of the torture! cried Jehándar Beg savagely, and from between his closed teeth;
human
Jehándar Beg, said Afzool Khan, interrupting,