Imperial India An Artists Journals
Imperial India An Artists Journals
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It is curious how very seasonably many chief swells die here. Probably toxicology is practiced in other places than Baroda. * At Dholepore much native prejudice has been broken down by the open style of living practised by Major Dennehy. Not only is the Rana always there, but even the high priest is constantly to be seen playing at Indian backgammon, and otherwise making himself at home. It would have done some fox-hunting parsons good to have seen the reverend gentleman on a strong nag out che...etah hunting ; and I have even seen him playing at lawn tennis. The Rajah's constant attendant is a high- classed Brahmin called Gopi, who acts as his Master of the Horse, and not only goes out hunting, but looks after the hounds, and "whips. " He is, moreover, a most merry and obliging person. The day we went out cheetah hunting, owing to the stupidity of my servant, I had not been called before sunrise, and while I was at my early toilet, who should appear but His Highness and G6pi, and the Brahmin actually buttoned my braces for me !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is curious how very seasonably many chief swells die here. Probably toxicology is practiced in other places than Baroda. * At Dholepore much native prejudice has been broken down by the open style of living practised by Major Dennehy. Not only is the Rana always there, but even the high priest is constantly to be seen playing at Indian backgammon, and otherwise making himself at home. It would have done some fox-hunting parsons good to have seen the reverend gentleman on a strong nag out che...etah hunting ; and I have even seen him playing at lawn tennis. The Rajah's constant attendant is a high- classed Brahmin called Gopi, who acts as his Master of the Horse, and not only goes out hunting, but looks after the hounds, and "whips. " He is, moreover, a most merry and obliging person. The day we went out cheetah hunting, owing to the stupidity of my servant, I had not been called before sunrise, and while I was at my early toilet, who should appear but His Highness and G6pi, and the Brahmin actually buttoned my braces for me !
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