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constantly placated. When he cooked Pamela a meal (he had turned out, to her surprise and relief, to be quite a Mughlai chef) he insisted on asking Chamcha down to join them, and, when Saladin demurred, took him up a tray, explaining to Pamela that to do otherwise would be rude, and also provocative. "Look what he permits under his own roof! He's a _giant_; least we can do is have good manners." Pamela, with mounting rage, was obliged to put up with a series of such acts and their accompanying homilies. "I'd never have believed you were so conventional," she fumed, and Jumpy replied: "It's just a question of respect."
In the name of respect, Jumpy carried Chamcha cups of tea, newspapers and mail; he never failed, on arriving at the big house, to go upstairs for a visit of at least twenty minutes, the minimum time commensurate with his sense of politeness, while Pamela cooled her heels and knocked back bourbon three floors below. He brought Saladin little presents: propitiatory offerings of