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By a concerted effort the pigeons manage to fly off while still in the net. |
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Hungry fox looks up to see the kite carrying off the piece of skin. |
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آداب السلطنة |
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| 4 |
Preface to a grammar of the Bengal language |
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স্ত্রীলোক সাধ্য নাটক |
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Batîs Pûtrîka : translated into English from the Telinga language [i.e. from a Telugu version of the 'Dvatrimsat-puttalika' or 'Tales of the Thirty-two Images'] |
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| 7 |
بيان واقع |
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| 8 |
Kumaur (a blacksmith) |
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| 9 |
Busso-jun : Committing the image of Kali to the water |
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| 10 |
Tautee |
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| 11 |
Soodder |
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| 12 |
Pagoda at Ramisseram |
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Letter from Carey Marshman, 26 May 1811 Serampore |
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Christianity in India : letters between Laicus and an East India proprietor as they appeared in the Times newspaper in the months of August, September and October 1813 |
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Letter from Joshua Marshman, 13 December 1816, [Serampore?] |
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Letter from Walter Henry Medhurst, 11 February 1817, Madras |
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Letter from Walter Henry Medhurst, 25 February 1817, Madras |
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Letter from Walter Henry Medhurst, 12 May 1817, Madras |
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| 19 |
Letter from Walter Henry Medhurst, 20 May 1817, Madras |
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| 20 |
Indo-Chinese gleaner : containing miscellaneous communications on the literature, history, philosophy, mythology, &c. of the Indo-Chinese nations, drawn chiefly from the native languages, Christian miscellanies; and general news |
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