Recollections of Indian Life
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Cawnpore, now, alas! so noted, is almost the only station of any im- portance. Here we landed and spent a happy evening with our friends, Mr. And Mrs. Turner, little anticipat- ing the circumstances under which our next meeting would take place, or the fearful events that were so soon to happen in that fated city.
It was early in the morning when we arrived at Futteyghur. Mrs. De Vesci was waiting in her carriage on the river bank to receive us, and we proceeded at once to Captain de Vesci's bu...ngalow. The children, delighted to leave the boats, prattled incessantly all the way, and shouted with joy when they found them- selves able again to run about a compound.
The bungalow was a very pretty one, with a nice verandah all round, and situated no great distance from the Sepoy lines; it was such a home-like little place, with its flowers and fruit gardens, that my cousin, Emma de Vesci, had become warmly attached to it, and used to say it reminded her of the home of her childhood. Time passed quickly by, and was gliding quietly towards the end of my proposed visit, when my attention was excited one morning by my old and faithful ayah.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cawnpore, now, alas! so noted, is almost the only station of any im- portance. Here we landed and spent a happy evening with our friends, Mr. And Mrs. Turner, little anticipat- ing the circumstances under which our next meeting would take place, or the fearful events that were so soon to happen in that fated city.
It was early in the morning when we arrived at Futteyghur. Mrs. De Vesci was waiting in her carriage on the river bank to receive us, and we proceeded at once to Captain de Vesci's bu...ngalow. The children, delighted to leave the boats, prattled incessantly all the way, and shouted with joy when they found them- selves able again to run about a compound.
The bungalow was a very pretty one, with a nice verandah all round, and situated no great distance from the Sepoy lines; it was such a home-like little place, with its flowers and fruit gardens, that my cousin, Emma de Vesci, had become warmly attached to it, and used to say it reminded her of the home of her childhood. Time passed quickly by, and was gliding quietly towards the end of my proposed visit, when my attention was excited one morning by my old and faithful ayah.
What to read after Recollections of Indian Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M a Faber to read onlineMoreLess
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