The Calcutta Review, Volumes 134-435University of Calcutta, 1912 |
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Page 13
... story in his own words : - Many difficulties were started and whilst he was endea- vouring to obviate them , the firing recommenced from the fort , which unexpected occurrence induced him to hasten his return to camp about eight o'clock ...
... story in his own words : - Many difficulties were started and whilst he was endea- vouring to obviate them , the firing recommenced from the fort , which unexpected occurrence induced him to hasten his return to camp about eight o'clock ...
Page 20
... story of Clive and the young bully whom he accused of cheating at cards . The anecdote forms the subject of Browning's poem " Clive " ( Dramatic Idylls , 2nd series ) , but the original version is as follows : -As a result of the ...
... story of Clive and the young bully whom he accused of cheating at cards . The anecdote forms the subject of Browning's poem " Clive " ( Dramatic Idylls , 2nd series ) , but the original version is as follows : -As a result of the ...
Page 31
... story used to be current which may be worth repeat- ing . It was to the effect that they met at the dinner table of a certain native regiment's mess , a pair of cadets who were on their way up - country to join for the first time ...
... story used to be current which may be worth repeat- ing . It was to the effect that they met at the dinner table of a certain native regiment's mess , a pair of cadets who were on their way up - country to join for the first time ...
Page 56
... stories to cover a con- venient number of pages and doesn't believe in wasting time and energy on the collection of what is to him a mass of rubbish which the wild people so often sing to the disturbance of his sleep . There is a legend ...
... stories to cover a con- venient number of pages and doesn't believe in wasting time and energy on the collection of what is to him a mass of rubbish which the wild people so often sing to the disturbance of his sleep . There is a legend ...
Page 60
... stories of the adventurous wiseacres who have seen the Kaffir's horse which ambles at a terrific speed and his cities out of which hundreds of his villages could be carved out . KAZI MIR AHMAD . Art . VI . - THE CHARMS OF POETRY . 60 ...
... stories of the adventurous wiseacres who have seen the Kaffir's horse which ambles at a terrific speed and his cities out of which hundreds of his villages could be carved out . KAZI MIR AHMAD . Art . VI . - THE CHARMS OF POETRY . 60 ...
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