A Visit to Japan, China, and IndiaS. Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington, 1877 - 294 pages |
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Page 141
... station . The Indian railway carriages are exceedingly comfortable , and you are able to sleep in berths as you do in America . The fares are one - and - a - half anna per mile , first class ; three - quarter anna , second class . As ...
... station . The Indian railway carriages are exceedingly comfortable , and you are able to sleep in berths as you do in America . The fares are one - and - a - half anna per mile , first class ; three - quarter anna , second class . As ...
Page 243
... station . The principal of these are Darjeeling , Nynee Tal , Mussouri , and Simla . Of these I should apprehend that Darjeeling , the summer residence of the Governor of Bengal , is the best worth a visit , as it commands a view of ...
... station . The principal of these are Darjeeling , Nynee Tal , Mussouri , and Simla . Of these I should apprehend that Darjeeling , the summer residence of the Governor of Bengal , is the best worth a visit , as it commands a view of ...
Page 249
... station , and Loodiana , the great missionary station , and crossed the Sutlej , the river which was our boundary before Sir John Hobhouse forced on the Affghan War . About eleven next day I arrived at Lahore , where I stopped at ...
... station , and Loodiana , the great missionary station , and crossed the Sutlej , the river which was our boundary before Sir John Hobhouse forced on the Affghan War . About eleven next day I arrived at Lahore , where I stopped at ...
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