Endnotes + 

A Chinaman. ↩ + 

A hillman. ↩ + 

Tibet. ↩ + 

Tibetan. ↩ + 

Idolator. ↩ + 

Benares. ↩ + 

Disciple. ↩ + 

Bad-tempered. ↩ + 

A holy man. ↩ + 

A foreigner. ↩ + 

Caravans. ↩ + 

Thief! Thief! ↩ + 

Corporal. ↩ + 

Alexander the Great. ↩ + 

Two hundred miles. ↩ + 

The Commander-in-Chief. ↩ + 

Six miles. ↩ + 

A spirit. ↩ + 

The Artillery. ↩ + 

Holding. ↩ + 

Nicholson. ↩ + 

Miles. ↩ + 

Soda-water. ↩ + 

A resting-place. ↩ + 

A hillman. ↩ + 

Abuse. ↩ + 

Rogue. ↩ + 

Europe. ↩ + 

A school. ↩ + 

Do you understand? ↩ + 

White-folk. ↩ + 

A sharp chap. ↩ + 

Nigger. ↩ + 

An oilman. ↩ + 

The Commander-in-Chief. ↩ + 

Kala admi. + 

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Madness, or a case for the civil court⁠—the word can be punned upon both ways. ↩ + 

A criminal case. ↩ + 

Sweeper. ↩ + 

Be still. ↩ + 

Never⁠—never. No! ↩ + 

Permanent. ↩ + 

Commission. ↩ + 

Magic. ↩ + 

Invocation. ↩ + 

Well-affected. ↩ + 

Terrible. ↩ + 

Freethinker. ↩ + 

A heart-lifter. ↩ + 

Holy man. ↩ + 

Benares. ↩ + 

Allahabad. ↩ + 

Asafoetida. ↩ + 

A lucky man. ↩ + 

Telegram. ↩ + 

Watchman. ↩ + 

Babble. ↩ + 

King’s letter. ↩ + 

The corvée. ↩ + 

Cymbals. ↩ + 

The big umbrellas above the burning-ghats where the priests take their last dues. ↩ + 

Water-jars⁠—young folk full of the pride of life, she meant; but the pun is clumsy. ↩ + 

Thorough. ↩ + 

A testimonial. ↩ + 

A freethinker. ↩ + 

The Gardens of Eden. ↩ + 

A house-robbery with violence. ↩ + 