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THE PHANTOM PALKI. Charles Johnston. Late November 1889.   I remember a certain camping ground in the cool heart of a mango grove. The lucid air was They were very respectful, nay, deferential, for all their kidnapping, and if I had had some breakfast, say some good coffee and rolls, it would not have been half bad. But I was beastly hungry and getting hungrier. What had become of Punaswami of the scarlet turban, I could not even speculate on.

CHOLERA Charles Johnston February 1890   The pariah dogs were forgotten in the sterner, depressing duties of the cholera epidemic, which came down The pariah dogs were forgotten in the sterner, depressing duties of the cholera epidemic, which came down upon Kandi Subdivision two months before its time

  THE ENGLISH IN INDIA PART III. ⸻   Part three of "The English in India" in Charles Johnston's story. In the previous instalments we explored