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Page 171
From thence to the riverside at Bolguzor is rather more than three miles . The country is well wooded and tolerably occupied , but at this season looks very ill , the villages being uncommonly slovenly and the ...
From thence to the riverside at Bolguzor is rather more than three miles . The country is well wooded and tolerably occupied , but at this season looks very ill , the villages being uncommonly slovenly and the ...
Page 181
From thence to Mukdumpur® at the foot of Keya Dol is about one and a half - miles along a fine.plain . The plains adjacent to these hills are free of stones . The granite rises like rocks from the sea . ( 1 ) Kawa Dol .
From thence to Mukdumpur® at the foot of Keya Dol is about one and a half - miles along a fine.plain . The plains adjacent to these hills are free of stones . The granite rises like rocks from the sea . ( 1 ) Kawa Dol .
Page 192
From thence I went about half a mile to the quarry on the hill called Baluya ' from the number of bears that it shelters . It consists of several small heaps and peaks of granite , ' about a mile in length and a quarter of a mile wide .
From thence I went about half a mile to the quarry on the hill called Baluya ' from the number of bears that it shelters . It consists of several small heaps and peaks of granite , ' about a mile in length and a quarter of a mile wide .
Page 196
The Gunj begins a little way south from thence and is not large ; but the streets are straight and tolerably wide , with a row of trees on each side . Almost all the houses are tiled , but in general small and poor .
The Gunj begins a little way south from thence and is not large ; but the streets are straight and tolerably wide , with a row of trees on each side . Almost all the houses are tiled , but in general small and poor .
Page 201
The country west from thence waste , east from it to Futehpur well cultivated . Rice chiefly , some sugar . Futehpur is the residence of Bahadur Sing , a Kutteri , who purchased it .
The country west from thence waste , east from it to Futehpur well cultivated . Rice chiefly , some sugar . Futehpur is the residence of Bahadur Sing , a Kutteri , who purchased it .
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 8 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1922 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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