Tales of Bengal
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Samarendra's ambition rose with growing prosperity. Visions of atitle hovered in his brain, and being a man of resource, he hit uponan ingenious method of converting them into realities. Close to hishouse there was an extensive bil (marsh) peopled in season by swarmsof wild-duck, teal and snipe. It was visited occasionally by Europeansfrom Calcutta, who are always on the alert for a day's sport, but theywere inconvenienced by the total lack of accommodation. So Samarendrabuilt a neat bungalow, ...equipped it with European furniture, and placedan old Kh
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Samarendra's ambition rose with growing prosperity. Visions of atitle hovered in his brain, and being a man of resource, he hit uponan ingenious method of converting them into realities. Close to hishouse there was an extensive bil (marsh) peopled in season by swarmsof wild-duck, teal and snipe. It was visited occasionally by Europeansfrom Calcutta, who are always on the alert for a day's sport, but theywere inconvenienced by the total lack of accommodation. So Samarendrabuilt a neat bungalow, ...equipped it with European furniture, and placedan old Kh
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Banerjea S. B. to read onlineMoreLess
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