1
Tamb' Itam looked as if he did not know what to say.
2
Tamb' Itam saw him fling his arms wide open before he fell.
3
Tamb' Itam heard a cry from the girl at the door.
4
The third man in, it seems, had been Tamb' Itam, Jim's own servant.
5
Later, towards the evening, he came to the door and called for Tamb' Itam.
6
Tamb' Itam stood not far from his master, waiting patiently for what might happen.
7
Tamb' Itam, staring hard at me, made an expressive gesture with his right arm.
8
Tamb' Itam had just time to scramble in after him when the canoe floated clear.
9
Tamb' Itam himself hoped there would be some fighting.
10
Tamb' Itam jumped ashore and ran in headlong.
11
After hearing all he had to say he dismissed Tamb' Itam to have food and rest.
12
Tamb' Itam, deferential, hinted at preparations for defence.
13
Of these Tamb' Itam had an hour's advance.'
14
In answer to a question or two Tamb' Itam then reported the proceedings of the last council.
15
It had turned her passion into stone, and it made the surly taciturn Tamb' Itam almost loquacious.
16
At the door of Stein's room I came upon another Malay in whom I recognised Tamb' Itam.