Days in North India
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LUC KNOW TO AGRA. 105 and the ladies are safe. It is needless to say how kindly and cordially the ladies were received by General Macgregor and his officers. Every attention was shown to them, and on the next day, the 20th March, they were escorted to General Sir J. Oatram's camjD, where Mrs. Orr had the inexpressible delight of once more clasping her danghter in her arms.'^ '' But we must return to Captain Bogle, the brave companion of Captain MacNeil. With much difficulty and at much risk he ...succeeded in escorting the whole of Meer Wajid Alice's fiimily to General Macgregor's camp. The difficulty of his enterprise will be better understood by those acquainted with native manners and customs. To these officers our once captive coun- trywomen are indeed much indebted for the gallantry and presence of mind that they displayed on the oc- casion, when delay or hesitation would have been fatal. In after-years the souvenir of the deed per- formed by Captains MacNeil and Bogle at Lucknow will not be reckoned as the least among pleasurable reminiscences " We must, however, make mention of one circum- stance, the nature of which cannot but strike the most callous minds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LUC KNOW TO AGRA. 105 and the ladies are safe. It is needless to say how kindly and cordially the ladies were received by General Macgregor and his officers. Every attention was shown to them, and on the next day, the 20th March, they were escorted to General Sir J. Oatram's camjD, where Mrs. Orr had the inexpressible delight of once more clasping her danghter in her arms.'^ '' But we must return to Captain Bogle, the brave companion of Captain MacNeil. With much difficulty and at much risk he ...succeeded in escorting the whole of Meer Wajid Alice's fiimily to General Macgregor's camp. The difficulty of his enterprise will be better understood by those acquainted with native manners and customs. To these officers our once captive coun- trywomen are indeed much indebted for the gallantry and presence of mind that they displayed on the oc- casion, when delay or hesitation would have been fatal. In after-years the souvenir of the deed per- formed by Captains MacNeil and Bogle at Lucknow will not be reckoned as the least among pleasurable reminiscences " We must, however, make mention of one circum- stance, the nature of which cannot but strike the most callous minds.
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