The Oriental Interpreter and Treasury of East India Knowledge: A Companion to "The Hand-book of British India."C. Cox, 1848 - 334 էջ |
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... usually plait hair well , and contrives to fasten a hook , and to stick in a pin so that it shall soon come out again . She is often the wife of one of the khedmutgars ( q . v . ) , and then the double wages make the service valuable to ...
... usually plait hair well , and contrives to fasten a hook , and to stick in a pin so that it shall soon come out again . She is often the wife of one of the khedmutgars ( q . v . ) , and then the double wages make the service valuable to ...
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... usually situ- ated midway on a mountain side ; the high crowning peak sheltering them from the storms . Occasion- ally they are to be found in valleys , but only in the more elevated ; the glens , low down at the foot of the mountains ...
... usually situ- ated midway on a mountain side ; the high crowning peak sheltering them from the storms . Occasion- ally they are to be found in valleys , but only in the more elevated ; the glens , low down at the foot of the mountains ...
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... usually called the Great Bai- ram , because it is observed with great ceremony and rejoicing at Constantinople and through Turkey , for three days , and in Persia for five or six days , at least by the common people , to make themselves ...
... usually called the Great Bai- ram , because it is observed with great ceremony and rejoicing at Constantinople and through Turkey , for three days , and in Persia for five or six days , at least by the common people , to make themselves ...
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The Oriental Interpreter and Treasury of East India Knowledge: A Companion ... Joachim Hayward Stocqueler Ամբողջությամբ դիտվող - 1848 |
The Oriental Interpreter and Treasury of East India Knowledge: A Companion ... Joachim Hayward Stocqueler Ամբողջությամբ դիտվող - 1848 |
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abundance Agra Allahabad amongst animals appointed Assam Aurungabad Bahar bank Bejapoor Bengal Bombay Brahmuns British cadets Calcutta called capital Carnatic Ceylon chief chiefly China Chinese Circars cloth coast colour cotton court of directors custard-apples deity Delhi district Doorga east eastern enacted English European feet formerly fruit Ganges gold Gondwana governor governor-general in council governor-general of India grains Guzerat hills Himalaya Hindoo Hindoo mythology Hindostanee Hyderabad inhabitants island kind Kistna land Long Madras Mahomedan Malabar Malays Malwa ment miles military month mountains Mysore natives northern Northern Circars officers Orissa pairs Parvati Persian persons planted population presidency principal produce province rajah Rajpoot religion respectively rice river rupees sacred servants situated in Lat Siva southern tains temple term territories Thibet tion town in India tree tribes vegetables village vince Vishnu western wild wood worship