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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 - room 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 - room stone - built house , and its
drinking trough . This big and imposing drinking trough is fed by a tiny crystal -
clear ...
Page 168
After an hour ' s sleep and a bath , I set off for Golabrai to warn the Pundit who
owned the pilgrim shelter there of the presence in his vicinity of the man - eater . I
had made friends with the Pundit on my first arrival at Rudraprayag and I never ...
After an hour ' s sleep and a bath , I set off for Golabrai to warn the Pundit who
owned the pilgrim shelter there of the presence in his vicinity of the man - eater . I
had made friends with the Pundit on my first arrival at Rudraprayag and I never ...
Page 174
That evening Ibbotson accompanied me to Golabrai and helped me to put up a
machan in the mango tree , a hundred yards from the pilgrim shelter and fifty
yards below the Pundit ' s house . Immediately below the tree , and in the middle
of ...
That evening Ibbotson accompanied me to Golabrai and helped me to put up a
machan in the mango tree , a hundred yards from the pilgrim shelter and fifty
yards below the Pundit ' s house . Immediately below the tree , and in the middle
of ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Man-eating Leopard of Rudraprayag |
| Author | Jim Corbett |
| Publisher | Oxford University Press, 1948 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 31 May 2007 |
| Length | 188 pages |
| Subjects | › › Fiction / Romance / Time Travel |
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