Here And There: Memories, Indian And Other
Here And There: Memories, Indian And Other
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And when it was opened the fakir's man came forward and dashed water on the body, making passes and uttering charms, until the life returned, and the fakir stood on his feet and made a salaam to the Maharaj. And the Maharaj gave the * Lai Singh's testimony here tallies with what Hardinge wrote at the time : " The British infantry carried the day ; I can't say I admire sepoy-fighting. " This was in a private letter; publicly the sepoys were always extolled and flattered.
6 66 HERE AND THERE faki...r a lakh of rupees, and a British officer was present and saw it all. " This solemnly substantiated narrative long continued to be the cause of much perplexity ; for one did not see how it could be true, nor yet how such a man as Lai Singh should have invented such a monstrous falsehood as it seemed to be. One had heard of Colonel Townshend, whose catalepsies endured about forty-eight hours; but never of animation and respiration renewed after many months' discontinuance. But ultimately some explana- tion was obtained by the mere chance of one's coming across a book by Captain Lord William Osborne, who had been on Lord Auckland's staff, and who brought his experiences before the public after his return from a diplomatic mission to Lahore in 1838.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And when it was opened the fakir's man came forward and dashed water on the body, making passes and uttering charms, until the life returned, and the fakir stood on his feet and made a salaam to the Maharaj. And the Maharaj gave the * Lai Singh's testimony here tallies with what Hardinge wrote at the time : " The British infantry carried the day ; I can't say I admire sepoy-fighting. " This was in a private letter; publicly the sepoys were always extolled and flattered.
6 66 HERE AND THERE faki...r a lakh of rupees, and a British officer was present and saw it all. " This solemnly substantiated narrative long continued to be the cause of much perplexity ; for one did not see how it could be true, nor yet how such a man as Lai Singh should have invented such a monstrous falsehood as it seemed to be. One had heard of Colonel Townshend, whose catalepsies endured about forty-eight hours; but never of animation and respiration renewed after many months' discontinuance. But ultimately some explana- tion was obtained by the mere chance of one's coming across a book by Captain Lord William Osborne, who had been on Lord Auckland's staff, and who brought his experiences before the public after his return from a diplomatic mission to Lahore in 1838.
What to read after Here And There: Memories, Indian And Other?
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