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A Journey through the Kingdom of Oude, Volumes I & II

CHAPTER II
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The first half of the way, through the lands of Gungwal, showed few signs of tillage or population; the latter half through, those of Purenda and other villages of Gonda, held by Ramdut Pandee, showed more of both.

Some nice villages on each side, at a small distance, and some fine groves of mango-trees.

On the road this morning, Omrow Pooree, a non- commissioned officer of the Gwalior Contingent, whose family resided in a neighbouring village, came up to me as I passed along, and prayed me to have the murderer of his father seized and punished.

He described the circumstances of the case, and on reaching camp, I requested Captain Weston to take the depositions of the witnesses, and adopt measures for the arrest of the offenders.

Syampooree was the name of the father of the complainant.


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