Life in an Indian Outpost (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Casserly, Gordon

 
9781333605360: Life in an Indian Outpost (Classic Reprint)

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Our first view of the Himalayas A cross India in a troop train A scattered regiment An elephant-haunted railway Kinchinjung-a The great Terai Jungle Rajabhatkawa In the days of Warren Hastings Hillmen Roving Chinese We arrive at Buxa Road Relieved officers An undesirable outpost March through the forest The hills A mountain road Lovely scenery Buxa Duar A lonely Station The labours of an Indian Army officer Varied work The frontier of Bhutan A gate of India AH imalayan paradise The fort Intrusive monkeys The canton -ment The Picquet Towers The bazaar The cemetery Forgotten graves Tragedies of loneliness From Bhutan to the sea. A gainst the blue sky to the north lay a dark blur that, as our troop train ran on through the level plains of Eastern Bengal, rose ever higher and took shape the distant line of the Himalayas. A round us the restful though tame scenery of the little Cooch Behar State.
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Against the blue sky to the north lay a dark blur that, as our troop train ran on through the level plains of Eastern Bengal, rose ever higher and took shape—the distant line of the Himalayas. Around us the restful though tame scenery of the little Cooch Behar State. The chess-board pattern of mud-banked rice fields, long groves of the graceful feathery bamboo, here and there a tiny hamlet of palm-thatched huts—on their low roofs great sprawling green creepers with white blotches that look like skulls but are only ripe melons. But the dark outlines of the distant mountains drew my gaze and brought the heads of my sepoys out of the carriage windows to stare at them.

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