[50]. Sword, whence probably scimitar.
[51]. Gourd, vegetable marrow.
[52]. The English reader can have little idea of the viciousness of Indian horses and tatoos; they fight like tigers, particularly the last-named.
[53]. This is a faithful description of a real occurrence, though it did not take place at the supposed time.
[54]. When the camel blows out his water-bag from his mouth, the act is attended with a loud gurgling, or rather bubbling sound.
[55]. Fields of Bajra—Holcus spicatus.
[56]. Terrier bunnow—a village pariar dog, docked and cropped to make him pass for a terrier.
[57]. Whose son acquired since a dreadful celebrity as the murderer of Mr. Fraser.
[58]. Since this period, cantonments have been erected outside the walls of the city.
[59]. “Jehan Punnah,” one of the titles of the Mogul.