Past Days in India

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Excerpt from Past Days in India: Or Sporting Reminiscences of the Valley of the Soane and the Basin of Singrowlee

In travelling in the interior of any district of India, it is not prudent for Europeans to trust to the chapter of accidents to supply themselves with whatever they may require independent of their guns. Hence it becomes necessary to lay in a good stock of condiments - preserved meats, a few tins of biscuits, liquors of sorts that may be required, together with everything requisite for sporting purposes on an abundant scale, these sorts of articles not being procurable in the heart of most districts.

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