[3] Pundit—tutor or interpreter, who will coach you in a language. [4] Khitmutghar—butler, table-servant. [5] Bazaar—market. [6] Belat—England. [7] Khud—precipice, cliff. [8] Thoppa wallah—bearer, or man who carries Thoppas. [9] Nautch—ball. [10] Mahout—driver. [11] Doolies—a sort of palanquin, made of cane, in which people are carried. [12] Ghuddi—throne. [13] Myouk—a civil officer in Burmah corresponding to an extra assistant commissioner in other parts of India. [14] Shikari—sportsman, or a man who will go out shooting for you or with you. [15] Baboo—native clerk. [16] Kahars—hospital assistants. [17] Bunnias—grain-sellers, provision merchants. [18] Dhan—rice. [19] Daôs—knives. [20] Sais—groom. [21] Peg—whisky and soda. [22] Godowns—storehouses. [23] Babu—office-clerk; used here as a term of contempt. [24] 2nd-4th—2nd Battalion 4th Ghoorkas. THE END. BILLING AND SONS, PRINTERS, GUILDFORD. _J. D. & Co._ [Illustration]