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  • Colombo—
  • Arrival at, 290–291;
  • general description of, 291–299;
  • garden of palms, 311;
  • museum, 311–313
  • Coromandel Coast, native costumes on, 242
  • Corsica, 4
  • Costumes, native, 56, 72;
  • in Southern India, 241–242, 252–253
  • Cotton factories, 55
  • Cotton yarn, preparation of, for hand weaving, 81
  • Cranes, white, 54
  • Crete, 5
  • Crows, Indian, 23
  • Cultivated Crops, 75
  • Cunningham, General, 205
  • Curzon, Lord, 119, 120, 122, 150
  • Cuttack, 241
  • Dacoits, 198–199
  • Daulatabad, 34, 36–37, 44–45
  • Dargah of Ajmir, 66–68
  • Darjeeling—
  • Journey to, from Calcutta, 223–226;
  • toy railway, 224–225;
  • general description, 226–227;
  • Woodlands’ hotel and its entertainments—the Tibetan masque, 227–232;
  • the town, 233–234;
  • walks and rides round, 235
  • Dauvergne, M., 33, 44, 45
  • Delhi—
  • Journey to, from Agra, 146–147;
  • arrival—British residential quarter—Kashmir Gate, 148–149;
  • Mutiny memorial, 149;
  • the palace—peacock throne, etc., 149–151;
  • Moti Musjid (Pearl mosque), 151;
  • Jama Musjid mosque, 151–152;
  • Jain temple, 152;
  • the Chandni Chouk, 152–154;
  • excursion to the Kutab Minar, 154–158;
  • mosque of Shin Shah, 155;
  • Old Delhi, 155;
  • ancient city of Indrapat, 155;
  • tomb of Humayun, 155–156;
  • cemetery of Nizam-ud-din, 156–157;
  • driving experiences, 159–160;
  • departure, 161;
  • otherwise mentioned, 99
  • Delwara, 62
  • Digby, Mr William, 141, 191
  • Di rst">Kali, goddess, 109
  • Kandy, visit to—its scenery and foliage, 299–302
  • Khusru, 156
  • Kinchin Junga, view of, 227, 232–233, 237
  • Kipling, Mr, 177, 179
  • Kites, Indian, 23–24, 110
  • Koh-i-noor diamond, the, 125
  • Krishna, festival of, 241
  • Kunja Sahib, shrine of, 66
  • Kutab Minar, 157–158
  • Kutab-ud-din, 157
  • La Nera, s.s., 2
  • Lahore—
  • Journey to, from Amritzar, 170–171;
  • the Charing Cross hotel, 171;
  • British residential and business quarter, 171–173, 178–179;
  • native quarter, 173–175;
  • bazaars, 175–176;
  • the Fort, 176–177;
  • the Samadh, 178;
  • Jama Musjid, 178;
  • Wazar Khan tiled mosque, 178, 181;
  • Courts of Justice, 179;
  • Museum, 179–180;
  • street scenes in, 181;
  • visit from the Princess Duleep Singh, 182;
  • departure for Lucknow, 182–183
  • Lamps, spherical rolling, 102, 222
  • Lashkar, 131, 134–135
  • Laurence, Lord, statue of, 179
  • Laurence, Sir Henry, 192
  • Leaf insects, 311–312
  • LÈsseps, M. de, 317
  • “Light of the World, The,” 249
  • Lipari Islands, 317
  • Longden, Lady, 301
  • Lucknow—
  • Journey to, from Lahore, 183–184;
  • Wurtzler’s hotel, 185;
  • in hospital, 185–186;
  • native jugglers—the mango-tree trick, 187–188;
  • ruins of the Residency, 189–190, 192;
  • the Sikander Bagh, 189–190;
  • Chatter Manzel, 192;
  • architecture of, 192–193;
  • Jama Musjid, 193;
  • the Iambara, 193–195;
  • bazaar of the old city, 194–195;
  • through the bazaar on elephants, 196–197;
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