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COL. MEADOWS TAYLOR'S INDIAN TALES.
THE CONFESSIONS OF A THUG
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TARA
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Transcriber's Notes
Obvious errors of punctuation and diacritics repaired.
Macrons are indicated by "[=a]".
Hyphen added: "bare-headed" (p. 417), "corn-field(s)" (pp. 274,323), "kettle-drums" (pp. 317, 439, 440, 458), "saddle-bow" (p. 84),"waist-band", "waist-belt", "waist-cloth" (many occurrences changed forconsistency).
Hyphen removed: "flagstaff" (p. 81), "footmen" (p. 467), "goodwill" (p.199), "latticework" (p. 115), "tableland" (pp. 16, 83), "trelliswork"(p. 476).
p. 48: "fowarded" changed to "forwarded" (forwarded through the Gosaeebanker's agent).
p. 143: "Jemandar" changed to "Jemadar".
p. 146: "acount" changed to "account" (to account for his condition).
p. 147: "trumpter" changed to "trumpeter" (the trumpeter at theguard-house).
p. 152: "Fasil" changed to "Fazil".
p. 158: "biding" changed to "bidding" (bidding him not to be afraid).
p. 180: "medecines" changed to "medicines" (certain herbs andmedicines).
p. 187: "Azfool" changed to "Afzool".
p. 200: "girdle" changed to "griddle" (large flat iron pan or griddle).
p. 203: "Neeta" changed to "Netta".
p. 206: "were" changed to "where" (near where the young King wassitting).
p. 232: "wss" changed to "was" (It was necessary to gain).
p. 255: duplicate "the" removed (he said to one of the mirdhas).
p. 263: "foward" changed to "forward" (bringing forward a salver).
p. 271: "atferwards" changed to "afterwards" (Not long afterwards).
p. 290: "interupting" changed to "interrupting" (said Anunda,interrupting her).
p. 305: "enciente" changed to "enceinte" (narrower than the enceinte).
p. 305: "du" changed to "de" (which serves as a tete-de-pont).
pp. 308, 346, 355, 359: "Naeib" changed to "Naeik".
p. 311: "imformation" changed to "information" (gain information ofthem).
p. 321: "yon" changed to "you" (you and Rama look after the guides).
p. 345: "Bramhuns" changed to "Brahmuns".
p. 404: "ambitous" changed to "ambitious" (an ambitious, perhapsunscrupulous woman).
p. 409: "Siviji" changed to "Sivaji".
p. 415: "aparments" changed to "apartments" (to the private apartments).
p. 444: "contemptously" changed to "contemptuously" (spittingcontemptuously).
p. 444: "read" changed to "road" (taken the road to Wye).
p. 462: "procession" changed to "possession" (taken possession of themountain-built fort).
p. 470: "voluntered" changed to "volunteered" (who volunteered toaccompany him).
p. 479: "unconcious" changed to "unconscious" (rendered her unconsciousof its purport).
p. 515: "suger" changed to "sugar" (distributed sugar-candy).
p. 533: "seteemed" changed to "esteemed" (esteemed an incarnation ofVishnu).
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