A lady of England; the life and letters of Charlotte Maria Tucker (1895)
Giberne, Agnes, 1845-1939 · New York, American tract society · leaf 384
course con-tained some pardah-lady, perhaps a bride. I noticed that thecurtain was drawn back. Probably the prisoned inmate of the redcage had caught sight of the duli, and was curious to see itsoccupant. As my kahars went faster than the bullocks, I passed thered cage, and a bright jewel-bedizened… … ;--TV ^» i/^z/v// <r/ <-:i!{^m>//:i,rr aZ-r^-rf/ /,Wi; ^/■J.„A,^, .)/U.,^J& y-. ^^,>M CHARLOTTE MARIA TUCKER 365 The New Year begins with a line from Mrs. Wade toMrs. Hamilton, in reference to the recent Conference:— Amritsar, A^w Years Day, 1883. I wish you could have seen dear…
A. l. o. e., 1821-1893 · Children's literature
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