FOOTNOTES:[1]It is doubted whether the injury does not rather arise from the damp night-air than from the effect of the moon-beams.[2]It is the most common sort of carriage in India.[3]A gap occurs here in the narrative, from a portion of it having gone down in the "Memnon" in the Red Sea.[4]Plenty of barley is grown in Bhootan.[5]This man continued most faithfully attached till his master's death, and was then inconsolable.[6]We can scarcely imagine that the Supreme Government would lend itself to such a transaction; we think it far more likely that it occurred through the culpability or negligence of some of the inferior agents, who may have misrepresented the case to Government.
FOOTNOTES:
[1]It is doubted whether the injury does not rather arise from the damp night-air than from the effect of the moon-beams.
[1]It is doubted whether the injury does not rather arise from the damp night-air than from the effect of the moon-beams.
[2]It is the most common sort of carriage in India.
[2]It is the most common sort of carriage in India.
[3]A gap occurs here in the narrative, from a portion of it having gone down in the "Memnon" in the Red Sea.
[3]A gap occurs here in the narrative, from a portion of it having gone down in the "Memnon" in the Red Sea.
[4]Plenty of barley is grown in Bhootan.
[4]Plenty of barley is grown in Bhootan.
[5]This man continued most faithfully attached till his master's death, and was then inconsolable.
[5]This man continued most faithfully attached till his master's death, and was then inconsolable.
[6]We can scarcely imagine that the Supreme Government would lend itself to such a transaction; we think it far more likely that it occurred through the culpability or negligence of some of the inferior agents, who may have misrepresented the case to Government.
[6]We can scarcely imagine that the Supreme Government would lend itself to such a transaction; we think it far more likely that it occurred through the culpability or negligence of some of the inferior agents, who may have misrepresented the case to Government.
Transcriber's Notes:Obvious typographical errors were repaired. Archaic and valid alternate spellings were retained.Hyphenation inconsistencies were standardized.p. 145, "I believe the Buddhist religion": Original read "Bhuddist."
Transcriber's Notes:
Obvious typographical errors were repaired. Archaic and valid alternate spellings were retained.
Hyphenation inconsistencies were standardized.
p. 145, "I believe the Buddhist religion": Original read "Bhuddist."