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16777	Morrow, Honoré	The Heart of the Desert Kut-Le of the Desert			.txt	text/plain	67040	6301	95	looking into the young Indian's deep black eyes, Rhoda felt within Rhoda turned from staring at the distant mesas and eyed the young Indian And yet Rhoda, looking into Molly's deep brown eyes, saw there that "Kut-le," said Rhoda suddenly, "when are you going to end the farce and Rhoda was looking at the white man's face with a great longing. "They think they have you now!" said Kut-le, as Rhoda dropped panting from Molly, Kut-le turned, and after one glance at Rhoda's white face "You must eat, Rhoda girl!" said Kut-le. As Kut-le talked, Rhoda sat with her eyes fastened on the rough face of Then Rhoda looked up into DeWitt's face. "Kut-le will suffer," said Rhoda. "You know well enough, Rhoda," said Kut-le quietly, "that I am Kut-le glanced from DeWitt to Rhoda, thence to Porter and Newman. "Well," he said, "Kut-le, will you and Rhoda come down to the monastery	./cache/16777.txt	./txt/16777.txt