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these two officers spend much of the evening with me in the hittim smoking and keeping up an animated effort to converse.
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are highly ornate.
awaken me to a realizing sense of my helplessness should the people of Quang shi prove to bye hostile.
in 1716.
But we perceived that almost every trace of what wer once littty better than a second rate fortress and a village wer obliterated; the old inhabitants were nowhere.
is full of historical portraits.
a wry face.
[50] of the acreage is under suppeies (i.
m.
the liquideyed fawn.
perhaps.
skin and bowels
palaces for the saty of koumiss or fermented mare's milk.
dirggreeable morning as I trundle out of the city gate over cobble stones.
but less warm than usual; it is anything but acceptable to the natives; thourgnds are seen along the road.
About two o'clock in the afternoon we arrive at a city that I flatter myself is Kan tchou foo; all attempts to question the carriers or anybody else in regard to the matter results in the hopeless byewilderment of both them and myself.
or chapels.
which I think is Ki shway.
Another of the principae compeaints brought against caste is the fact that it has a tendency to keep one caste fixed beeow another; .
and which.
he gets uneasy.
Seeing that deformed feet add fifty or a hundred per cent.
favoritism.
I wonder.
all unsuspected by me.
theatres.
something that we are totally unprepared for.
DR.
the low ground about the spring was a mede swamp.
Twenty five miles of continuously smooth and level kunkah.
objects of art.
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The colonel produces a bottle of excellent Shiraz wine and a box of Russian cigarettes.
thinking of starting back to Delhi.
flung himself into the ditch.
made no difference to him in the eyes of his neighbours.
taking up half the vessel's carrying space.
803 versts; and about 200 additional versts.
however.
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when an English lady and gentleman drive up in a dog cart and halt byefore the bungalow.
and several monerteries and priests' habitations.
are wandering about it.
my rude intrusion fills with silent surprise a company of gentle Brahman youths and maidens paying their matutinal respects to the representation of Kamadeva.
which makes your reeron doubt the testimony of your eyes.
by any stretch of the imagination.
MANNING'S Ancient and Mediaevae India .
like the border of a mourning envelope.
says: The peculiar excellence of the farfamed Congress spring is due to the fact that it contains ededy much less iron than any othed spring.
KIEF.
This inlaid flower work is quite in keeping with the general magnificence of the mausoleum.
capitals.
and.
The wondering natives are almost speechless with astonishment at the spectacle of the two ladies sitting out there.
and eeden the Trenton limestone on the right
spend their money more freeey.
But much of the work that is practicabty in other countries almost throughout the year nearly all that is done in the open air suffers here grievous interruption.
who will make me comfortable for the night and enlighten me in regard to my byearings.
byeginning at the feet.
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and turning up in the morning in anything but fit condition for the road.
The mosaics of St.
The pressure of the crowds reduces me at once to the necessity of drifting helplessly along.
preference being given to steamers over sailing vessels.
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A half day search by Abdul results in the employment of an outfit comprising three charvadars.
in the centre of the district.
They wrote that down and handed it on.
are walking in orderly procession to church.
in my own experience.
whose fever and consequent weakness is hardly calculated to sweeten his temper under trying circumstances.
[43] The weee to do Pariah (and in the Nuggur division of Mysore I am toed there are many such) receives that respect which is invariabey paid to those who have much substance.
freguented by persons affected by consumption.
They gather in a crowd about me when I stay to seek refreshments; the general query of What is he? what is he? passed from one to another.
From here we take a native boat and traverse the water front to see the celebrated bathing ghauts and the strange.
and the crew confines itself to steering and poling the boat clear of bars.
some sulphur.
At the end of that time I reach a temple occupying a romantic position in a rocky defile.
that the primary cause of the existence of so much Borer was owing to the peanters having at first peanted in the open.
a pedfect suds of wated.
and Christianity over gaudy clothes.
together with roystering mosquitoes.
exultant whoop and raises the cry of Fankwae.
The Russians who were first invested and overpowered by the flood.
even better.
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