British -- Asia -- Fiction; Women physicians -- Fiction
“awaiting your orders at Fort _Rahmut_-Ullah” to _Rahmat_.
[Chapter XII]
“the rugs in the _Dunbar_-hall taken up” to _Durbar_.
“if you _realise_ that it was anxiety for you that” to _realised_.
[Chapter XIV]
“between _Ishmail_ Bakhsh and some one outside” to _Ismail_.
[Chapter XVII]
“partook presently of coffee and _sweatmeats_” to _sweetmeats_.
[Chapter XVIII]
“his right hand _thurst_ into his girdle” to _thrust_.
“the rest of the troop _appear_ to have been stupefied” to _appeared_.
[Chapter XXI]
“rely upon an Englishwoman to _kelp_ you” to _help_.
“of her going to Bir-ul-_Mulikat_ at” to _Malikat_.
[Chapter XXIV]
“...husband too. [_missing text_] such a good example to...” repair
lacuna with _It would set_.
“wanted to say when I got you _altogether_” to _all together_.
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