The Calcutta Review, Volume 26University of Calcutta, 1856 |
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Page 384
... passed the hot weather of 1854 at Darjeeling or Simlah ; nobody can doubt that it had been a very good thing . So , it is just possible , that the late Lieutenant Governor of the North West Provinces , had he passed his last hot weather ...
... passed the hot weather of 1854 at Darjeeling or Simlah ; nobody can doubt that it had been a very good thing . So , it is just possible , that the late Lieutenant Governor of the North West Provinces , had he passed his last hot weather ...
Page 397
... passed amidst the lovely scenery to be found in the neighbour- hood of Nynee Tal ; doubly so , when one's own pleasure was shared in company , where " Hearts are of each other sure : " Then , sunshine has a greater charm ; and the passing ...
... passed amidst the lovely scenery to be found in the neighbour- hood of Nynee Tal ; doubly so , when one's own pleasure was shared in company , where " Hearts are of each other sure : " Then , sunshine has a greater charm ; and the passing ...
Page 471
... passing a lower and a higher standard , to be fixed by those who have themselves passed no standard at all . Again the labor out of office is added to the increasing labor in office : again the full grown man has to appear as a ...
... passing a lower and a higher standard , to be fixed by those who have themselves passed no standard at all . Again the labor out of office is added to the increasing labor in office : again the full grown man has to appear as a ...
Contents
CONTENTS OF No | 1 |
HERODOTUS VERIFIED | 24 |
WARREN HASTINGS IN SLIPPERS | 59 |
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