 | 1843 - 424 pages
...the west point of FortWilliam.uptheriver.aboutGmilos. The breadth, in many parts, is inconsiderable. Generally speaking, the description of one Indian city is a description of all ; being all built on one plan, with very narrow and crooked streets, interspersed with numerous reservoirs,... | |
 | 1856 - 996 pages
...says Rennel, " the description of one Indian city is the description of all ; they being built all on one plan, with exceeding narrow, confined, and...and ponds, and a great many gardens interspersed. A tew of the streets are paved with brick. The houses arc variously built; some of brick, — others... | |
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Generally speaking, the description of one Indian city, is a description of all ; they being all built on one plan, with exceeding narrow, confined, and crooked streets ; with an incredible number of reservoirs and ponds, and a great many gardens, interspersed.... 
