Old Deccan Days

Old Deccan Days

Mary Frere, (1845-1911)


This ebook presents «Old Deccan Days», from Mary Frere. A dynamic table of contents enables to jump directly to the chapter selected.


Table of Contents

- About This Book

- Preface To The Third English Edition

- Introduction

- The Collector's Apology

- The Narrator's Narrative

- Punchkin

- A Funny Story

- Brave Seventee Bai

- Truth's Triumph

- Rama And Luxman; Or, The Learned Owl

- Little Surya Bai

- The Wanderings Of Vicram Maharajah

- Less Inequality Than Men Deem

- Panch-phul Ranee

- How The Sun, The Moon, And The Wind Went Out To Dinner

- Singh Rajah And The Cunning Little Jackals

- The Jackal, The Barber, And The Brahman Who Had Seven Daughters

- Tit For Tat

- The Brahman, The Tiger, And The Six Judges

- The Selfish Sparrow And The Houseless Crows

- The Valiant Chattee-maker

- The Rakshas' Palace

- The Blind Man, The Deaf Man, And The Donkey

- Muchie-lal

- Chundun Rajah

- Sodewa Bai

- Chandra's Vengeance

- How The Three Clever Men Outwitted The Demons

- The Alligator And The Jackal

- Notes

- Glossary