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Side 187
... Gogra , or , to use the more respectful Hindu form , Gogra Ji - Mr Gogra . He was a dignified personality , majestic in aspect , but with the patience and forbearance to unbend and play with the amusing white folk who derived unbounded ...
... Gogra , or , to use the more respectful Hindu form , Gogra Ji - Mr Gogra . He was a dignified personality , majestic in aspect , but with the patience and forbearance to unbend and play with the amusing white folk who derived unbounded ...
Side 188
... Gogra Ji was magnificent . I was formally introduced to Gogra Ji by one of his oldest friends , a boatman rejoicing in the name of Jungli . He came with a bundle of well - thumbed chits to make himself known as the best mugger shikari ...
... Gogra Ji was magnificent . I was formally introduced to Gogra Ji by one of his oldest friends , a boatman rejoicing in the name of Jungli . He came with a bundle of well - thumbed chits to make himself known as the best mugger shikari ...
Side 196
... Gogra Ji's last trick on us ; the next hour brought an abun dance of mallard , and later several brace of snipe to ... Gogra Ji should have been on the occasion of a Mela , when hundreds of thousands of devout Hindus visited Ajoudhia to ...
... Gogra Ji's last trick on us ; the next hour brought an abun dance of mallard , and later several brace of snipe to ... Gogra Ji should have been on the occasion of a Mela , when hundreds of thousands of devout Hindus visited Ajoudhia to ...
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