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_Contains the History of the Bhumia of Jharwasa, and the Record of / a Visit to the House of Strange Stories. Demonstrates the Felicity / of Loaferdom, which is the veritable Companionship of the Indian / Empire, and proposes a Scheme for the better Officering of two / Departments._
Come away from the monstrous gloom of Chitor and escape northwards. The place is unclean and terrifying. Let us catch To-day by both hands and return to the Station-master -- who is also booking-parcels and telegraph-clerk, and who never seems to go to bed -- and to the comfortably wadded bunks of the Rajputana-Malwa line.