Works, Volume 39Kraus Reprint, 1967 - Geography |
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Page 104
... Money , and the corrupt judge acts his Cue so well , that few suspect otherwise ; when the other Party , as if hard measure were offered him , creeps with a dejected counten- ance to the feet of the Cadi , calling him Mirza , ' ( a ...
... Money , and the corrupt judge acts his Cue so well , that few suspect otherwise ; when the other Party , as if hard measure were offered him , creeps with a dejected counten- ance to the feet of the Cadi , calling him Mirza , ' ( a ...
Page 109
... Money thoroughly , come to the Cadi for a Bond , being agreed first on their Contract among themselves to pay Fifteen , Twenty , and sometimes Thirty Thomands for the use of one Hundred for one year . When the Money is brought in Two ...
... Money thoroughly , come to the Cadi for a Bond , being agreed first on their Contract among themselves to pay Fifteen , Twenty , and sometimes Thirty Thomands for the use of one Hundred for one year . When the Money is brought in Two ...
Page 225
... Money a rare Virtue in a Banyan , ii , 336. Money not only the Nerves and Sinews of Trade , but the Life it self , i , 79. Money centres in India , i , 283. Money corrupts the most Loyal , ii , 63. Money , says Seva Gi , is inconvenient ...
... Money a rare Virtue in a Banyan , ii , 336. Money not only the Nerves and Sinews of Trade , but the Life it self , i , 79. Money centres in India , i , 283. Money corrupts the most Loyal , ii , 63. Money , says Seva Gi , is inconvenient ...
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