India Beloved of Heaven
India Beloved of Heaven
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The women ran as fast as the jewehy on their ankles and the babies on their hips would allow, peeping all the while from close-drawn chadars. The crowd surrounded us. Kanhai Singh greeted them cheerily.
Down the road came Thakur Das, an old man now. He had stopped to pin on his medals. Perplexity was written on his face.
Again the military salute and the word of welcome. Then the eager searching of the father's eye: "Leap down, Kanhai Singh! How is it you sit up there when the Maharaj is down a...nd on his feet? Have you forgotten your manners, boy?" "Let him rest. Your son is wounded, Thakur Das. Order a hhatiya and take him down tenderly." The father's eyes narrowed as he renewed the search. His son looked sound enough sitting covered by the rrmai.
"Where did the ball take you, my son?
All soldiers are wounded at some time. I too bear my scars." 60 FOR THE BRITISH RAJ The hhatiya had come, and we lifted him gently from the oxcart. The movement un- did the razaij, and for one moment uncov- ered the hmbs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The women ran as fast as the jewehy on their ankles and the babies on their hips would allow, peeping all the while from close-drawn chadars. The crowd surrounded us. Kanhai Singh greeted them cheerily.
Down the road came Thakur Das, an old man now. He had stopped to pin on his medals. Perplexity was written on his face.
Again the military salute and the word of welcome. Then the eager searching of the father's eye: "Leap down, Kanhai Singh! How is it you sit up there when the Maharaj is down a...nd on his feet? Have you forgotten your manners, boy?" "Let him rest. Your son is wounded, Thakur Das. Order a hhatiya and take him down tenderly." The father's eyes narrowed as he renewed the search. His son looked sound enough sitting covered by the rrmai.
"Where did the ball take you, my son?
All soldiers are wounded at some time. I too bear my scars." 60 FOR THE BRITISH RAJ The hhatiya had come, and we lifted him gently from the oxcart. The movement un- did the razaij, and for one moment uncov- ered the hmbs.
What to read after India Beloved of Heaven?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brenton T Brenton Thoburn Badley to read onlineMoreLess
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