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Twenty-One Days in India; And, the Teapot Series
Twenty-One Days in India; and, the Teapot Series by George Robert Aberigh-Mackay It is certainly a little intoxicating to spend a day with the Great Ornamental. You do not see much of him perhaps; but he is a Presence to be felt, something floating loosely about in wide epicene pantaloons and flying skirts, diffusing as he passes the fragrance of smile and pleasantry and cigarette. The air around him is laden with honeyed murmurs; gracious whispers play about the twitching bewitching corners of his delicious mouth. He calls everything by "soft names in many a mused rhyme." Deficits, Public Works, and Cotton Duties are transmuted by the alchemy of his gaiety into sunshine and songs. An office...
Twenty-One Days in India
"Twenty-One Days in India" from George Aberigh-Mackay. Anglo-Indian writer (1848 - 1881).
Twenty-One Days in India = Or, the Tour of Sir Ali Baba, K. C. B. and the Teapot Series
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Twenty-one Days in India. Or, the Tour of Sir Ali Baba
Reprint of the original, first published in 1881.
Twenty-One Days in India
Twenty-one Days in India is Aberigh-Mackay's most famous work, and is a satire of Anglo-Indian society in the 19th century.
