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...cribe Delhi, which is doubtless well known to the reader; nor the siege of Agra, to which place we went from Delhi; nor the terrible day at Laswaree, ...

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..., governors at Madras, Bombay, and in Bengal, and a lieutenant-governor at Agra. But British India, properly so called, only embraces seven hundred th...

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...ia with the armies of the first Moghul Badshah, Babar. He helped Babar defeat the Moslem ruler of Agra, a fabulously rich city at the time and for h...

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...oyalty, and before the whole assembled field of astonished spectators from Agra and Lahore, killed the eagle on the spot. Amazement seized the sultan ... ...sion of the former history concern- ing the same king.” 15 l OMRAHS … FROM AGRA AND LAHORE: There seems to be a reminiscence here of Wordsworth’s Prel... ..., Book X, 11. 18-20: The Great Mogul, when he Erewhile went forth from Agra or Lahore, Rajahs and Omrahs in his train. Omrah, which is not found...

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...p the scent by changing my face, and so made me a Mahratta. Then I came to Agra, and would have turned back to Chitor to re cover the letter. So sure... ... of it all.’ 184 Kim Kim nodded. He understood that feeling well. ‘But at Agra, walking in the streets, a man cried a debt against me, and approachin...

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...retty steadily, and its different now. There was an old aunt of mine, down Agra way, and she left me a little at her death. About sixty rupees a month...

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... who had come in from God-knows- where—’when does the 175th Regiment go to Agra?’ ‘It does not go at all,’ said Lalun, without turning her head. ‘They...

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... extended? Do not fancy it peculiar to Hindostan. Before Delhi was, before Agra, or Lahore, might the pariah say, I was. The most interesting, if only...

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... Each one of those piers was twenty-four feet in diameter, capped with red Agra stone and sunk eighty feet below the shifting sand of the Ganges’ bed....

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... them, and at length were told that they were all gone together by land to Agra, the great city of the Mogul’s residence, to proceed from thence to Su...

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...zals. Ghazal is a form of poetry in couplets. In a ghazal, each couplet is self-contained and generally unconnected with the next. Ghalib was born in Agra, in northern India, and was raised by his uncle. Ghalib had no formal education, but was tutored in Persian by Muhammad Mu'azzam, a noted scholar of the time. It got married in 1810 to Umrao Begum, the niece of Nawab Ahm...

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...ing each other. I got my girth in that season—my girth and my depth. >From Agra, by Etawah and the broad waters by Allahabad—” “Oh, the eddy that set ... ...ahs—then five and six abreast, and at last, from Arrah to the North beyond Agra, it was as though 76 The Second Jungle Book whole villages had walked...

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... Each one of those piers was twenty-four feet in diameter, capped with red Agra stone and sunk eighty feet below the shifting sand of the Ganges’ bed....

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...AND by OXUS, TEMIRS Throne, To PAQUIN of SINAEAN Kings, and thence 390 To AGRA and LAHOR of great MOGUL Down to the golden CHERSONESE, or where ...

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...SAMARCHAND by OXUS, TEMIRS Throne, To PAQUIN of SINAEAN Kings, and thence To AGRA and LAHOR of great MOGUL Down to the golden CHERSONESE, or where The...

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...g at my bedside overjoyed at his master’s recovery. “O musha, Masther Phil agrah! but this will be the great day intirely, when I send off the news, w... ...cribe Delhi, which is doubtless well known to the reader; nor the siege of Agra, to which place we went from Delhi; nor the terrible day at Laswaree, ... ...reed that it was most probable the dogs were to be fed there. How- ever, T agrag explained this matter to us, and very kindly promised to sell me a ho... ...ill our house, and eat and drink at our expense,—not even the ungrateful T agrag! I could not help now saying to my dear wife, “See, my love, we have ...