[19] About two paces. [↑]

[20] Assamese বল. [↑]

[21] It was not true of him that “dígiti crepantis signa novit.” The coincidence of sound is curious. [↑]

[22] Seven “plough” of cattle. [↑]

[23] Assamese বাকয়ণী। [↑]

[24] This exactly corresponds to our own “Fee faw fum; I smell the blood of an Englishman!” and the Bengali “Aù maù khaù, mánsher gandha paù![↑]

[25] Query—Assamese “hingsha.” [↑]

[26] The hideous Kuvera, god of wealth. He was a white man with three legs and eight teeth. Apparently, the same as the Hindu Pluto; and lord of the shades as well as of wealth. [↑]

[27] I.e., the season personified. [↑]

[28] A burlesque word from “zânù” = to eat. [↑]