The Boy Travellers in the Far East, Part Third: Adventures of Two Youths in a Journey to Ceylon and India; With Descriptions of Borneo, the Philippine Islands and BurmahKnox, Thomas Wallace
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The Boy Travellers in the Far East, Part Third: Adventures of Two Youths in a Journey to Ceylon and India; With Descriptions of Borneo, the Philippine Islands and Burmah
Knox, Thomas Wallace
East Indies -- Description and travel -- Juvenile literature
Merchants of Delhi. 409
The Dewan-i-khas, Delhi. 411
Jamma Musjid, or Great Mosque. 413
The Kuttub Minar. 415
The Iron Pillar. 416
Trees in the Court-yard of the Mosque. 417
The Dawk Garry. 419
Horseback-ride in the Himalayas. 420
A Bareilly Dandy. 421
A Ton-Jon. 422
View of the Himalayas. 423
Gathering Tea-leaves in India. 425
A Model Cook. 426
Climbing-plant in the Himalayas. 427
Door of a Temple, and Praying-machines. 428
Saddle-oxen in the Himalayas. 429
A Thibetan Dog. 430
Tiger-hunting from Mychan, or Shooting-box. 433
An Awkward Predicament. 435
Procession of Tiger-hunters on Foot. 436
A Grapple with a Tiger. 438
A Narrow Escape. 439
A Wild Boar Attacking a Panther. 441
Hindoo Fakirs Cutting themselves with Knives. 444
A Pilgrim Carrying Religious Relics. 446
Moslem School at Allahabad. 448
Hindoo Robbers in Prison. 450
Thugs Awaiting Trial at Allahabad. 451
Vestibule of the Great Temple at Ellora. 453
Interior of Temple Hewn from the Rock. 455
Mural Sculptures at Ellora. 456
Railway Viaduct in the Mountains. 457
Hindoo Girl of High Caste. 459
A Native Prince of India, with his Sons. 462
Reception of Travellers. 464
Trial of a Mutineer. 466
English Officers in India. 467
Bombay and its Environs. 470
A Parsee Merchant. 471
Parsee School Children. 473
A Parsee Tower of Silence, near Teheran. 475
A Bunder-boat. 476
The Caves of Elephanta. 478
Cotton Market at Bombay. 479
Serpents Dancing to Music. 481
Farewell to India. 483
[Illustration: _Map to accompany "The Boy Travellers in the Far East"_]
CHAPTER I.
DEPARTURE FROM JAVA.--VOYAGE TO BORNEO.
The conference over the route to be followed from Batavia was long and
animated. Frank and Fred each proposed at least a dozen plans, but as
fast as a scheme was suggested it was overthrown in consequence of
unforeseen difficulties.
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