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A day ' s march from Chatikhal and you see in front of you Golabrai with its row of
grass - thatched pilgrim shelters , a one - roomed stone - built house , and its
drinking trough . This big and imposing drinking trough is fed by a tiny crystal -
clear ...
A day ' s march from Chatikhal and you see in front of you Golabrai with its row of
grass - thatched pilgrim shelters , a one - roomed stone - built house , and its
drinking trough . This big and imposing drinking trough is fed by a tiny crystal -
clear ...
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... went to school or into the jungles to graze goats or to collect dry sticks , and , if
it was summer , pilgrims either singly or in large numbers toiled along the pilgrim
routes on their way to and from the sacred shrines of Kedarnath and Badrinath .
... went to school or into the jungles to graze goats or to collect dry sticks , and , if
it was summer , pilgrims either singly or in large numbers toiled along the pilgrim
routes on their way to and from the sacred shrines of Kedarnath and Badrinath .
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The pundit had given his friend what he considered to be the safest place in the
shelter , and with fifty or more pilgrims ... had walked over the sleeping people ,
killed the woman , and accidentally scratched the sleeping pilgrim ' s foot when ...
The pundit had given his friend what he considered to be the safest place in the
shelter , and with fifty or more pilgrims ... had walked over the sleeping people ,
killed the woman , and accidentally scratched the sleeping pilgrim ' s foot when ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Man-eating Leopard of Rudraprayag |
| Author | Jim Corbett |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Oxford University Press, 1964 |
| Length | 191 pages |
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