Memorials of Service in India
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E. As suppliants.
CHAP. XVIII. ] GOOD SERVICE OF BOAD EAJAH. 263 treated with infinite hostility by Kurtivas and his con- federates, and now they took the first opportunity to rejoin me.
' On the 20th I sent off the Eajah to the Khond country, hoping strongly that he will be able to fulfil his pledge ; that, in other words, I shall, by God's blessing, be enabled fully to carry out my original policy. ' It is satisfactory to know that after this meeting the Eajah and the friendly chiefs acted in... such an earnest spirit that before November their party embraced two- thirds of the inhabitants of Boad, In the meantime, however, the Eajah of Ungool upon the Mahanuddee, a potentate of no small importance in native estimation, was at variance with the British autho- rities in Cuttack ; and meditating resistance to them, he had taken advantage of the state of feeling amongst the Khonds of Boad which led to the disturbances in the spring. Through the agency of Chokro Bissye (the nephew of the imprisoned chief Dora Bissye 1 ), and the freebooting chief Bir Khonro (son of JSTobghon Khonro, the chief patriarch of Boad, whose family had been ousted of part of its dignities by a younger branch, and who was ever at work to recover his ancient standing), he contrived, by pulling the wires skilfully, to prevent the restoration of tranquillity in the Hills.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E. As suppliants.
CHAP. XVIII. ] GOOD SERVICE OF BOAD EAJAH. 263 treated with infinite hostility by Kurtivas and his con- federates, and now they took the first opportunity to rejoin me.
' On the 20th I sent off the Eajah to the Khond country, hoping strongly that he will be able to fulfil his pledge ; that, in other words, I shall, by God's blessing, be enabled fully to carry out my original policy. ' It is satisfactory to know that after this meeting the Eajah and the friendly chiefs acted in... such an earnest spirit that before November their party embraced two- thirds of the inhabitants of Boad, In the meantime, however, the Eajah of Ungool upon the Mahanuddee, a potentate of no small importance in native estimation, was at variance with the British autho- rities in Cuttack ; and meditating resistance to them, he had taken advantage of the state of feeling amongst the Khonds of Boad which led to the disturbances in the spring. Through the agency of Chokro Bissye (the nephew of the imprisoned chief Dora Bissye 1 ), and the freebooting chief Bir Khonro (son of JSTobghon Khonro, the chief patriarch of Boad, whose family had been ousted of part of its dignities by a younger branch, and who was ever at work to recover his ancient standing), he contrived, by pulling the wires skilfully, to prevent the restoration of tranquillity in the Hills.
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