Through India And Burmah With Pen And Brush
Through India And Burmah With Pen And Brush
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When I had reached Amritsar the evening be- fore the whole place was under a pall. Dense clouds of white dust, choking and almost intoler- able, swept along on the wings of a strong wind, hiding the side of the road like a thick fog and even driving along the passage-ways and corri- dors of the hotel and entering at every door and window; so it was with anxiety that I looked out next morning and with much relief beheld bright sunshine through a clearer air. Though, however, the wind-storm had a...bated, as I stood on the top of the tower, a pall of dust still hung over the city spoiling what should have been a wide and distant view.
The tower was built to commemorate a son of the sixth Guru who recalled to life a play- mate who had died. The Guru is said to have been very wroth with his son for this act, where- upon Baba Attal lay down and died saying he gave his own life to his friend. The inside walls of several of the storeys are covered with painted frescoes, and on one floor true fresco painting upon wet plaster was actually going on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When I had reached Amritsar the evening be- fore the whole place was under a pall. Dense clouds of white dust, choking and almost intoler- able, swept along on the wings of a strong wind, hiding the side of the road like a thick fog and even driving along the passage-ways and corri- dors of the hotel and entering at every door and window; so it was with anxiety that I looked out next morning and with much relief beheld bright sunshine through a clearer air. Though, however, the wind-storm had a...bated, as I stood on the top of the tower, a pall of dust still hung over the city spoiling what should have been a wide and distant view.
The tower was built to commemorate a son of the sixth Guru who recalled to life a play- mate who had died. The Guru is said to have been very wroth with his son for this act, where- upon Baba Attal lay down and died saying he gave his own life to his friend. The inside walls of several of the storeys are covered with painted frescoes, and on one floor true fresco painting upon wet plaster was actually going on.
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