Rustum Khan; Or, Fourteen Nights' Entertainment At the Shah Bhag, Or Royal Gardens At Ahmedabad .. 1
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Each caste has its own particular form.
f Matchlock — a species of fire-arm, long barrel, and carries a very small ball.
44 RUSTUM KHAN.
some, both, with the addition of a peishculz* in his girdle ; whilst one, more daring than the rest, 'or whose fury was uncontrollable, and desire for blood unappeasable, had each and all of these murderous weapons, besides a brace of pistols.
Many an imprecation and continued jingling of bells ushered into appearance a four-wheeled rhutjt drawn by bullocks wi...th painted horns tipped with brass. The whole of this car was canopied over, and the beauties my figurative imagination painted to me as forming the load for the fatigued animals, were carefully concealed from view by red curtains, festooned above, and closely seamed together. I could, I thought, discern a peeping eye or two (it might be fancy, or a spice of vanity) directed to the beholder — to myself. Thus were they hidden from the gaze of the curious, as they wound their way, jolting along, down the bank ; the water's edge was soon reached, and the driver, conceiving it pos- sible to save himself the trouble of washing the * Peischidz — a kind of dagger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Each caste has its own particular form.
f Matchlock — a species of fire-arm, long barrel, and carries a very small ball.
44 RUSTUM KHAN.
some, both, with the addition of a peishculz* in his girdle ; whilst one, more daring than the rest, 'or whose fury was uncontrollable, and desire for blood unappeasable, had each and all of these murderous weapons, besides a brace of pistols.
Many an imprecation and continued jingling of bells ushered into appearance a four-wheeled rhutjt drawn by bullocks wi...th painted horns tipped with brass. The whole of this car was canopied over, and the beauties my figurative imagination painted to me as forming the load for the fatigued animals, were carefully concealed from view by red curtains, festooned above, and closely seamed together. I could, I thought, discern a peeping eye or two (it might be fancy, or a spice of vanity) directed to the beholder — to myself. Thus were they hidden from the gaze of the curious, as they wound their way, jolting along, down the bank ; the water's edge was soon reached, and the driver, conceiving it pos- sible to save himself the trouble of washing the * Peischidz — a kind of dagger.
What to read after Rustum Khan; Or, Fourteen Nights' Entertainment At the Shah Bhag, Or Royal Gardens At Ahmedabad .. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ottley, Thomas Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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