...handful of rice for their children. The Hooglv every day rolled down thousands of corpses, close by the porticoes and gardens of the English conquerors....dying and the dead. The lean and feeble survivors liad not energy enough to bear the bodies of their kindred to the funeral pile, or to the holy river,...

...handful of rice for their children. The Hoogley every day rolled down thousands of corpses close by the porticoes and gardens of the English conquerors. The very streets of Calcutta were blocked np by the dying and the dead. The lean and feeble survivors had not energy enough to bear the bodies...

...rice for their children. The Hoogley every day rolled down thousands of corpses close by the ponicoei and gardens of the English conquerors. The very streets of Calcutta were blocked np by the dying and the dead. The lean and feeMe survivors had not energy enough to bear me bodies...

...known as William Huntington, SS ; and the superstition which was strangely mingled with the knayery of that remarkable impostor seems to have derived...energy enough to bear the bodies of their kindred to thu funeral pile or to the holy river, or even to scare away the jackals and vultures, who fed on human...

...policy was to a great extent abandoned; the abuses which he had suppressed began to revive; and at t length the evils which a bad government had engendered...enough to bear the bodies of their kindred to the funer.il pile or to the holy river, or even to scare away the jackals and vultures, who fed on human...

...came forth from the inner chambers in. which Eastern jealousy had kept watch over their beauty, throw themselves on the earth before the passers-by, and...English conquerors. The very streets of Calcutta were blackened up by the dying and the dead. The lean and feeble survivors had not energy enough to bear...

...threw themselves before the passersby, imploring a handful of rice for their children. The Hooghley every day rolled down thousands of corpses close to...the porticoes and gardens of the English conquerors, and the very streets of Calcutta were blocked up by the dying and the dead." "At this time," says a...

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