Narrative of a Residence At the Court of Meer Ali Moorad With Wild Sports in Th
Narrative of a Residence At the Court of Meer Ali Moorad With Wild Sports in Th
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The only party benefited in the Meer's dominions is Hote Singh, his Mooktyar Kar, a man of notoriously indifferent character, to whom he unfortunately intrusts the entire con- trol of his territory, the revenues of wliich might be doubled by judicious management; but so long as Hote Singh shall be permitted to fill his present office, the Meer's pecuniary difficulties will remain unabated, and the op- pression of his subjects continue. I should, for my own part, very gladly see the Meer Moon- s...hee, Kishun Dass, or his brother, whom I con- sider the most respectable and respected men in His Highness' dominions, appointed to this responsible office. Either of the brothers is w^ell qualified to fill it, and they both of them possess as much of the confidence of ]\Ieer Ali Moorad as His Highness ever cares to give to any human being, for he is, as, indeed, well may he be, the most distrustful of men. The Meer in this particular, however, exhibits great KELIGION OF THE SINDHIANS. 169 weakness, for he always trusts the untrust- worthy, and distrusts his staunchest friends, thus occasioning angry feelings in the breasts of his real well-wishers, for he manages matters so awkwardly that state secrets invariably ooze out, to the disappointment of his plans.
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The only party benefited in the Meer's dominions is Hote Singh, his Mooktyar Kar, a man of notoriously indifferent character, to whom he unfortunately intrusts the entire con- trol of his territory, the revenues of wliich might be doubled by judicious management; but so long as Hote Singh shall be permitted to fill his present office, the Meer's pecuniary difficulties will remain unabated, and the op- pression of his subjects continue. I should, for my own part, very gladly see the Meer Moon- s...hee, Kishun Dass, or his brother, whom I con- sider the most respectable and respected men in His Highness' dominions, appointed to this responsible office. Either of the brothers is w^ell qualified to fill it, and they both of them possess as much of the confidence of ]\Ieer Ali Moorad as His Highness ever cares to give to any human being, for he is, as, indeed, well may he be, the most distrustful of men. The Meer in this particular, however, exhibits great KELIGION OF THE SINDHIANS. 169 weakness, for he always trusts the untrust- worthy, and distrusts his staunchest friends, thus occasioning angry feelings in the breasts of his real well-wishers, for he manages matters so awkwardly that state secrets invariably ooze out, to the disappointment of his plans.
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