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Rambles and Recollections of an Indian Official

CHAPTER 8
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A strike of sweepers on the occasion of a great fair, or of a cholera epidemic, is a most dangerous calamity.

The vested rights described in the text are so fully recognized in practice that they are frequently the subject of sale or mortgage.
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The low-caste Hindoos are generally fond of drink, when they can get it, but seldom commit crime under its influence.
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An elephant driver, by reason of his position on the animal, has opportunities for private conversation with his master.
15.

Elephant drivers (_mahouts_) are Muhammadans, who should have no caste, but Indian Musalmans have become Hinduized, and fallen under the dominion of caste.
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