The Calcutta Review, Volume 26University of Calcutta, 1856 |
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Page 235
... hills . But within the pillars , and outside of the hills , pro- perly so called , and actually inhabited by the mountaineers , was an extensive tract of level country and valley , call- ed the Damun - i - koh , or skirt of the hills ...
... hills . But within the pillars , and outside of the hills , pro- perly so called , and actually inhabited by the mountaineers , was an extensive tract of level country and valley , call- ed the Damun - i - koh , or skirt of the hills ...
Page 382
... hills might forget , in the spell of enchantment that the distant hills had woven round him , that hot winds ever blow , or that punkahs are ever required . The range of the snow , as seen from this ridge over Nynee Tal , is perfectly ...
... hills might forget , in the spell of enchantment that the distant hills had woven round him , that hot winds ever blow , or that punkahs are ever required . The range of the snow , as seen from this ridge over Nynee Tal , is perfectly ...
Page 389
... hills that their mas- ters see . A little more thoughtfulness on the part of these lat- ter , and an evident desire to have their servants made as comfort- able as possible , will be next to certain to meet with their own reward , in ...
... hills that their mas- ters see . A little more thoughtfulness on the part of these lat- ter , and an evident desire to have their servants made as comfort- able as possible , will be next to certain to meet with their own reward , in ...
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CONTENTS OF No | 1 |
HERODOTUS VERIFIED | 24 |
WARREN HASTINGS IN SLIPPERS | 59 |
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