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INDIAN OUTPOST
Demy 8vo. Cloth Bindings. All fully Illustrated
WITH PEN AND BRUSH
By A. Hugh Fisher . 15s. net
By Mary Gaunt . 15s. net
By J. S. Thompson . 12s. 6d. net
By Dr Max Herz . 12s. 6d. net
FORTUNE
By Stanley Portal Hyatt . 12s. 6d. net
By Stanley Portal Hyatt . 12s. 6d. net
NEW ZEALAND
By Colonel G. Hamilton-Browne
("Maori Browne"). 12s. 6d. net
AFRICA
By Colonel G. Hamilton-Browne
("Maori Browne"). 12s 6d.
By Julius M. Price . 10s. 6d. net
N.B. COLUMBIA
By T. Martindale . 10s. 6d. net
By Pierre Loti . 7s. 6d. net
INDIAN OUTPOST
AUTHOR OF
"THE LAND OF THE BOXERS; OR CHINA UNDER THE ALLIES"; ETC.
ILLUSTRATED
T. WERNER LAURIE LTD.
CLIFFORD'S INN
| A FRONTIER POST | |
| PAGE | |
| Our first view of the HimalayasAcross India in a troop | |
| trainA scattered regimentAn elephant-haunted | |
| railwayKinchinjungaThe great Terai | |
| JungleRajabhatkawaIn the days of Warren | |
| HastingsHillmenRoving ChineseWe arrive at Buxa | |
| RoadRelieved officersAn undesirable outpostMarch through | |
| the forestThe hillsA mountain roadLovely sceneryBuxa | |
| DuarA lonely StationThe labours of an | |
| Indian Army officerVaried workThe frontier of | |
| BhutanA gate of IndiaA Himalayan paradiseThe | |
| fortIntrusive monkeysThe cantonmentThe Picquet | |
| TowersThe bazaarThe cemeteryForgotten | |
| gravesTragedies of lonelinessFrom Bhutan to the | |
| sea | 1 |
| LIFE ON OUTPOST | |
| The daily routineDrill in the Indian ArmyHindustaniA | |
| lingua francaThe divers tongues of IndiaThe | |
| sepoys' lodgingTheir ablutionsAn Indian's fareAn | |
| Indian regimentRajput customsThe hospitalThe | |
| doctor at workQueer patientsA vicious bearThe | |
| Officers' MessPlain dietWaterThe simple | |
| lifeA bachelor's establishmentA faithful IndianFighting | |
| the trustsTransport in the hillsMy bungalowAmusements | |
| in BuxaDull daysAsirgarhA | |
| lonely outpostPoisoning a GeneralA storied fortressSoldier | |
| ghostsA spectral officerThe tragedy of | |
| isolationA daring pantherA day on an elephantSport | |
| in the jungleGooral stalking in the hillsStrange | |
| petsA friendly deerA terrified visitorA | |
| walking menagerieElephants tame and wildTheir | |
| trainingTheir cautionTheir rate of speedFondness | |
| for waterQuickly reconciled to captivitySnakesA | |
| narrow escapeA king-cobra; the hamadryadHindu | |
| worship of the cobraGeneral Sir Hamilton | |
| BowerAn adventurous careerE. F. KnightThe | |
| General's inspection | 19 |
| THE BORDERLAND OF BHUTAN | |
| The races along our North-East BorderTibetThe | |
| MahatmasNepal-BhutanIts geographyIts founderIts | |
| GovernmentReligious ruleAnalogy between | |
| Bhutan and old JapanPenlops and DaimiosThe | |
| Tongsa PenlopReincarnation of the Shaptung | |
| RimpocheChina's claim to BhutanCapture of the | |
| Maharajah of Cooch BeharBogle's missionRaids | |
| and outragesThe Bhutan War of 1864-5The DuarsThe | |
| annual subsidyBhutan to-dayReligionAn | |
| impoverished landBridgesSoldiers in BhutanThe | |
| feudal systemAdministration of justiceTyranny of | |
| officialsThe BhuttiasUgly womenOur neighbours | |
| in BuxaA Bhuttia festivalArcheryA banquetA | |
| danceA Scotch half-casteChunabattiNature of the | |
| borderlandDisappearing riversThe TeraiTea gardensA | |
| planter's lifeThe clubWild beasts in the | |
| pathThe Indian plantersMisplaced sympathyThe | |
| tea industryProfits and lossesPlanters' salariesTheir | |
| daily lifeBhuttia raids on tea gardensFearless | |
| plantersAn unequal fight | 45 |
| A DURBAR IN BUXA | |
| Notice of the Political Officer's approaching visitA | |
| DurbarThe Bhutan Agent and the interpreterArrival | |
| of the Deb ZimpunAn official callExchange of | |
| presentsBhutanese fruitA return callNative liquorA | |
| welcome giftThe Bhutanese musiciansEntertaining | |
| the EnvoyA thirsty LamaA rifle matchAn | |
| awkward official requestMy refusalThe Deb Zimpun | |
| removes to ChunabattiArrival of the treasureThe | |
| Political Officer comesHis retinueThe DurbarThe | |
| Guard of HonourThe visitorsThe Envoy | |
| comes in stateBhutanese courtesiesThe spectatorsThe | |
| payment of the subsidyLunch in MessEntertaining | |
| a difficult guestThe official dinnerAn | |
| archery matchSikh quoitsField firingBhutanese | |
| impressedBlackmailBritish subjects capturedTheir | |
| releaseTashi's caseJustice in BhutanTyranny | |
| of officialsTashi refuses to quit BuxaThe | |
| next payment of the subsidyThe treatyMisguided | |
| humanitarians | 64 |
| IN THE JUNGLE | |
| An Indian jungleThe treesCreepersOrchidsThe | |
| undergrowthOn an elephant in the jungleForcing | |
| a passageWild beesRed antsA lost riverA | |
| sambhur hindSpidersJungle fowlA | |
| stagHallalWounded beastsA haltSkinning the | |
| stagTicksButcher apprenticesNatural ropeWater in | |
| the airPani belTrail of wild elephantsTheir | |
| habitsAn impudent monkeyAn adventure with a rogue | |
| elephantFire linesWild dogsA giant squirrelThe | |
| barking deerA good bagSpotted deerProtective | |
| colouringDangerous beastsNatives' dread of bearsA | |
| bison calfThe fascination of the forestThe | |
| generous jungleWild vegetablesNatural productsA | |
| home in the treesForest Lodge the FirstDestroyed | |
| by a wild elephantIts successorA luncheon-party | |
| in the airThe salt lickDiscovery of a coal mineA | |
| monkey's parliamentThe jungle by night | 83 |
| ROGUES OF THE FOREST | |
| The lord of the forestWild elephants in IndiaKheddah | |
| operations in the TeraiHow rogues are madeRogues | |
| attack villagesHighway robbersAssault on | |
| a railway stationA police convoyA poacher's deathChasing | |
| an officerMy first encounter with a rogueStopping | |
| a chargeDifficulty of killing an elephantThe | |
| law on rogue shootingA Government gazetteA |
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