East is East Stories of Indian Life
East is East Stories of Indian Life
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He, moreover, felt that he had lost the first game in the rubber, and knew that if Gopi Chunder, the astute Brahman, had been in his place he would have done better. The old rhyme : " Derby born, Derby bred, Strong in the arm, thick in the head, " might equally well be applied to the Jhats, who, as soldiers, are real " stickers " when things are going wrong, but of whom other natives say that their skulls are as thick as those of the oxen they drive.
" It was a splendid performance killing the ...wolf last night, Sahib, " the Dewan said, " but a young man like you should not be satisfied until you have killed the man-eater. " What an inspiration ! The brute had already killed four shikaries who had been out after him, and this would indeed be an easy way of getting rid of this troublesome Resident.
" What a pity there are now no elephants, " he continued. " The Sirkar had them sold on account of expense. " This was a foolish and deliberate falsehood, for A Romance of jfeytana i i 5 there were still two elephants, as MacNamara knew, though it did not suit Ram Lai's book to say so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He, moreover, felt that he had lost the first game in the rubber, and knew that if Gopi Chunder, the astute Brahman, had been in his place he would have done better. The old rhyme : " Derby born, Derby bred, Strong in the arm, thick in the head, " might equally well be applied to the Jhats, who, as soldiers, are real " stickers " when things are going wrong, but of whom other natives say that their skulls are as thick as those of the oxen they drive.
" It was a splendid performance killing the ...wolf last night, Sahib, " the Dewan said, " but a young man like you should not be satisfied until you have killed the man-eater. " What an inspiration ! The brute had already killed four shikaries who had been out after him, and this would indeed be an easy way of getting rid of this troublesome Resident.
" What a pity there are now no elephants, " he continued. " The Sirkar had them sold on account of expense. " This was a foolish and deliberate falsehood, for A Romance of jfeytana i i 5 there were still two elephants, as MacNamara knew, though it did not suit Ram Lai's book to say so.
What to read after East is East Stories of Indian Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T D Thomas David Pilcher to read onlineMoreLess
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