Calcutta Review, Volume 9University of Calcutta, 1848 |
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Page 5
... remains without de- creasing for five or six days , the Ryot who depends on this crop for his subsistence , may starve , steal , or abscond . It follows then that although the Aumon crop is in good years by far the most valuable ...
... remains without de- creasing for five or six days , the Ryot who depends on this crop for his subsistence , may starve , steal , or abscond . It follows then that although the Aumon crop is in good years by far the most valuable ...
Page 13
... remains after the deluge has passed away , available for the cold weather crop . Yet Swamps and Bhils are not suffered to stagnate without pay- ing some tribute to the Royt . Jungle of various kinds , null , húgla , pati , with sundry ...
... remains after the deluge has passed away , available for the cold weather crop . Yet Swamps and Bhils are not suffered to stagnate without pay- ing some tribute to the Royt . Jungle of various kinds , null , húgla , pati , with sundry ...
Page 14
... remains to be told . When the large jhíl is nearly dry or contains only two feet or so of water in its whole expanse , twenty or thirty men station themselves in a line each with a common basket , which they hold in an inverted position ...
... remains to be told . When the large jhíl is nearly dry or contains only two feet or so of water in its whole expanse , twenty or thirty men station themselves in a line each with a common basket , which they hold in an inverted position ...
Page 15
... remains teach us a lesson which should never be forgotten . It is for us to see how far the British Govern- ment in India have followed the example of the great nation of antiquity in one of the points where her example is most worthy ...
... remains teach us a lesson which should never be forgotten . It is for us to see how far the British Govern- ment in India have followed the example of the great nation of antiquity in one of the points where her example is most worthy ...
Page 16
... remains the longest , where the first showers of May and June collect soonest into a puddle and where under the sun of the succeeding Feb- ruary they are the last to dry up . The most energetic outpourings of rhetoric could not add to ...
... remains the longest , where the first showers of May and June collect soonest into a puddle and where under the sun of the succeeding Feb- ruary they are the last to dry up . The most energetic outpourings of rhetoric could not add to ...
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