The narrator of this work relays the message "He has gone South for theweek" to the red man at Marwar Junction, and works as a correspondent for theBackwoodsman. One character in this short story is executed by standing on arope bridge while it is cut down, and another man is recognized after surviving (+)crucifixion by his inch-thick unibrow. Two characters start a lodge of the Freemasons in the Temple of Imbra after gaining a following defending an outnumbered group of archers with their (*) Martini-Henry rifles. Despite the warnings of Billy Fish, one man insists on forcibly taking an Afghan bride, and he loses power when she responds by biting his nose. For ten points, name this short story in which Daniel Dravot and Peachey Carnehan decide to be rulers of Kafiristan written by Rudyard Kipling.
The narrator of this work relays the message "He has gone South for theweek" to the red man at Marwar Junction, and works as a correspondent for theBackwoodsman. One character in this short story is executed by standing on arope bridge while it is cut down, and another man is recognized after surviving (+)crucifixion by his inch-thick unibrow. Two characters start a lodge of the Freemasons in the Temple of Imbra after gaining a following defending an outnumbered group of archers with their (*) Martini-Henry rifles. Despite the warnings of Billy Fish, one man insists on forcibly taking an Afghan bride, and he loses power when she responds by biting his nose. For ten points, name this short story in which Daniel Dravot and Peachey Carnehan decide to be rulers of Kafiristan written by Rudyard Kipling.
The narrator of this work relays the message "He has gone South for theweek" to the red man at Marwar Junction, and works as a correspondent for theBackwoodsman.
The Man Who Would Be King