Kim

Characters

• Kimball O'Hara (Kim), chela of the lama
• Venerable Teshoo Lama
• Chota Lal
• Abdullah
• Jawahir Singh, Museum carpenter
• Dunnoo, policeman
• Mahbub Ali, horse trader
• Father Victor, Roman Catholic Chaplain of the Irish contingent
• Reverent Arthur Bennett, protestant Chaplain of the Church of England
• Colonel Creighton, of the Ethnological Survey
• Lurgan Sahib, physician of sick pearls
• Huree Chunder Mookerjee, the babu
• Huneefa

Chapter 5

'All women are thus'. Kim spoke as might have Solomon.

p 116

Between himself and the Roman Catholic Chaplain of the Irish contingent lay, as Benett believed, an unbridgeable gulf, but it was noticeable that whenever the Church of England dealt with a human problem she was very likely to call in the Church of Rome.

p 126

'Powers of Darkness below!' said Father Victor, who, wise in the confessional, heard the pain in every sentence.

Chapter 9

The record of a boy's education interests few save his parents, and, as you know, Kim was an orphan