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them had got out of hand and had
killed and devoured two of their keepers. A sudden com-
motion, and as the crowd shifted and swayed, I saw a third
man, clinging high up on the wire fence, lose his grip on
the wire and fell among the dogs. There was a horrid scream,
a really blood chilling sound, and then nothing but a snarl-
ing mass of dogs.
The corporal turned to me, "Hey, you! You can control
dogs." Then, turning to a soldier beside him, "Ask the
Comrade Captain to come this way, say we have a man here
who can control dogs."
As the soldier hurried off I nearly fainted with fright on
the spot. Me? Why always me for the difficulties and
dangers? Then as I looked at the dogs I thought, "Why not?
These animals are not so fierce as Tibetan mastiffs, and these
soldiers smell of fear to the dogs and so the dogs attack."

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An arrogant-looking captain strode through the crowd,
which parted respectfully before him. Stopping a few feet
from me he looked me up and down, and a disdainful sneer
passed over his face. "Faugh, corporal," he said haughtily,
"What have we here? An ignorant native priest?"
"Comrade Captain," said the corporal, "This


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