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...ooling a boy can get in India is, of course, at St Xavier’s in Partibus at Lucknow.’ This took some time to interpret, for Bennett wished to cut it sh... ... annum three hundred rupees a year to one expensive educa tion St Xavier, Lucknow, and allow small time to forward same per hoondi sent to any part o... ...w, where’s a street beggar to raise three hundred rupees?–ye’ll go down to Lucknow and I’ll pay your fare, because I can’t touch the subscription mone... ... his heirs will assume the debt. My advice to you is, send the boy down to Lucknow. If your Anglican Chaplain thinks you’ve stolen a march on him –’ B... ...ut the Lodge in a good temper. It’s perfectly easy. I’ve got to go down to Lucknow next week. I’ll look after the boy on the way give him in charge o... ...anda, speak ing in the vernacular. ‘In three days thou wilt go with me to Lucknow, seeing and hearing new things all the while. There 106 Kim fore ... ...re sit still for three days and do not run away. Thou wilt go to school at Lucknow.’ ‘Shall I meet my Holy One there?’ Kim whimpered. ‘At least Luckno... ...t Benares.’ ‘I had not thought of that. Hast thou said that I take thee to Lucknow?’ ‘Nay, I have not. Read the letter, if there be a doubt.’ ‘Then wh... ...n. This cloth ing grows no easier by wear.’ When they came to the crowded Lucknow station there was no sign of the lama. He swallowed his disappointm...

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...aks of his Copy as containing about 200, while Dr. Sprenger catalogues the Lucknow MS. at double that number.* The Scribes, too, of the Oxford and Ca...

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...ey at every step, from Dindigul to his station. He dropped Mrs. Haggert at Lucknow, to stay with some friends there, to take part in a big ball at the... ...Munzil, and to come on when he had made the new home a little comfortable. Lucknow was Hannasyde’s station, and Mrs. Haggert stayed a week there. Hann... ...ng of for the past month. The unwisdom of his conduct also struck him. The Lucknow week, with two dances, and an unlimited quan- tity of rides togethe... ... Frontier, feeling very small and miser- able. The last day of her stay at Lucknow came, and Hannasyde saw her off at the Railway Station. She was ver...

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...at—from what from what Markyn said. MACKESY. Then I’ve met her. She was at Lucknow last sea- son. ‘Owned a permanently juvenile Mamma, and danced damn...

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...The circumstance was this: I had been lucky enough to render the Nawaub of Lucknow some trifling service (in the notori- ous affair of Choprasjee Muck...

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...own regiment, had never recovered a wound he had received at the relief of Lucknow, and that if he did not get better at Simlah, where his mother had ... ... but it is most unfortunate. The boy has never recovered from his wound at Lucknow, and they could not bear to part, or they ought to have sent him ho...

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.... ‘Bout that—from what Markyn said. MACKESY. Then I’ve met her. She was at Lucknow last season. ‘Owned a permanently juvenile Mamma, and danced damnab... .... ‘They have ordered the 118th to go in its stead. That Regi- ment goes to Lucknow in three months, unless they give a fresh order.’ ‘That is so,’ sai...

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...nt. He was naturally ignorant of English history, so that I had much of news to communicate. The story of Gordon I told him in full, and many episodes...

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...s Sir Richard Warburton, you know, and rode with Havelock to the Relief of Lucknow. And then, let me see—oh, that’s the original Alardyce, 1697, the f... ...John Franklin to the North Pole, and ridden with Havelock to the Relief of Lucknow, and when they were not lighthouses firmly based on rock for the gu...

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...velly From Birr to Bareilly, from Leeds to Lahore, Hong-Kong and Peshawur, Lucknow and Etawah, And fifty-five more all endin’ in “pore”. Black Death a...

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...velly From Birr to Bareilly, from Leeds to Lahore, Hong-Kong and Peshawur, Lucknow and Etawah, And fifty-five more all endin’ in “pore”. Black Death a... ...ghing spoke from the wall: “Oh, they mourn here: let me by — Azizun, the Lucknow nautch-girl, I! When the house is rotten, the rats must fly, An... ... his soul On a North-bred dancing-girl: That he prayed to a flat-nosed Lucknow god, And kissed the ground where her feet had trod, And doomed to d...

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...Charlotte M. Yonge There were some more English holding out in the city of Lucknow, and they longed to go to their relief; but first Delhi, where the ... ...rom England to help their comrades, and they were able at last to march to Lucknow. There, week after week, the English soldiers, men of business, lad...

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... lost sight of the Beauchamps. We saw the name in the Gazette as killed at Lucknow, but not the right Christian name nor the same rank; but then, thou... ...sped in it by a large emerald, a memory of her father’s last siege—that of Lucknow. “She is a very pretty creature,” said the Colonel, under the spark... ... your matron’s likeness was a very handsome Sepoy havildar whom we took at Lucknow, a capital soldier before the mutiny, and then an ineffable ruf- fi...

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...The circumstance was this: I had been lucky enough to render the Nawaub of Lucknow some trifling service (in the notori- ous affair of Choprasjee Muck...