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`` Dan , they 're an all-fired lot of heathens , but this book here says they think they 're related to us English . '' I smoked while the men pored over _ Raverty _ , _ Wood _ , the maps and the _ Encyclopaedia _ . `` There is no use your waiting , '' said Dravot , politely , `` It 's about four o'clock now . We 'll go before six o'clock if you want to sleep , and we wo n't steal any of the papers . Do n't you sit up . We 're two harmless lunatics , and if you come , to-morrow evening , down to the Serai we 'll say good-bye to you . '' `` You _ are _ two fools , '' I answered , `` You 'll be turned back at the Frontier or cut up the minute you set foot in Afghanistan .