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Page 64
... give a certain caste , which , attaching to the person , cannot be lost , even if our social Brahmin should become the most useful and industrious of men . 64 [ Jan. Debit and Credit . stantly profitable to society as to him ...
... give a certain caste , which , attaching to the person , cannot be lost , even if our social Brahmin should become the most useful and industrious of men . 64 [ Jan. Debit and Credit . stantly profitable to society as to him ...
Page 138
... Brahmin , would naturally be solicitous that his pyre should be fired by an orthodox hand- Dardaniique rogam ... Brahmins from the Deccan , " who had the good fortune to be intrusted with the office . Printed by William Blackwood ...
... Brahmin , would naturally be solicitous that his pyre should be fired by an orthodox hand- Dardaniique rogam ... Brahmins from the Deccan , " who had the good fortune to be intrusted with the office . Printed by William Blackwood ...
Page 287
... Brahmin , and a buck - goat , eat the trees to which they are tied . " Like school - boys , they think nought so fine as the noise of a gun , consequently ammuni- tion is served out to them by the jemadar only before a fight . Sud- den ...
... Brahmin , and a buck - goat , eat the trees to which they are tied . " Like school - boys , they think nought so fine as the noise of a gun , consequently ammuni- tion is served out to them by the jemadar only before a fight . Sud- den ...
Page 312
... Brahmins and the Mohammedans . Bearing this in mind , we may see in Sind of the present day not a primitive desert country , but one known to have become desert in retro- grade action . We know not how and by whom these lands , contigu ...
... Brahmins and the Mohammedans . Bearing this in mind , we may see in Sind of the present day not a primitive desert country , but one known to have become desert in retro- grade action . We know not how and by whom these lands , contigu ...
Page 313
... Brahmin had calculated upon . The two agreed to conceal the king's death for a time , in order to circumvent any of his relatives who might be disposed to claim the succession . A procla- mation was made to the effect that the Rais had ...
... Brahmin had calculated upon . The two agreed to conceal the king's death for a time , in order to circumvent any of his relatives who might be disposed to claim the succession . A procla- mation was made to the effect that the Rais had ...
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