Of late I have had nothing to think of, save my own grief and troubles, but now I have something to give an interest to my life, and already I feel that I need not merely drag it on, until I am relieved of its burden.
"And now, Sahibs, I am sure that rest must be needful for you, and would recommend that you seek your beds at once." On the following morning, Pertaub brought up the garments that he had bought for them.

Nothing could be more irregular than the dress of the armed retainers of an Indian rajah.

All attire themselves according to their fancy.

Some carry spears and shields, others matchlocks.

Some wear turbans, others iron caps.