Twenty-One Days in India; and, the Teapot Series by George Robert Aberigh-Mackay
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of Rajas and chuprassies to discuss the question as to whether native
chiefs ever give bribes and native servants ever take them. It is expected that a report favourable to Indian morality will be the result. Of course Raja Joe Hookham will preside.--ALI BABA, K.C.B. No. XII THE PLANTER A FARMER PRINCE [Illustration: THE PLANTER--"A farmer prince."] [October 25, 1879] The Planter lives to-day as we all lived fifty years ago. He lives in state and bounty, like the Lord of Burleigh. He lives like that fine old English gentleman who had an old estate, and who kept up his old mansion at a bountiful old rate. He lives in a grand wholesale manner; he lives in round numbers; he lives like a hero. Everything is Homeric |
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