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is a temporary tent, whichhe oct) for the accommodation of oefriend
tor, a gentlemen, attended by his kitteesdl-boy, or chatta-ws
Portuguese gentlemen, Parsees, &c. a number of the latter, m
of wood which had accidentily fallen from the ship jon board
who attended and performed on the occasion, A
erected on each side of her, for the convenience of|
Jevelling to the ground, the smaller sticks which propth
these, pulling it down ;with a number of other bal pac Aer
The Carron is a fine vessel,asindeed most of those which are built in Bombayan
workmen employed in that department, are Parsees. The band performed noble music f
siderable length of time, during which she was cleared of every aor, which m) prev
gress ; on which she rushedwith violence into the a and floated pits ede uzza
ed multitude of spectators, clivenedthescene, Bae:
 -are ofthe Hindoo,cast, some ofthem
id. an European under his direction, pros
not thusem ed, come to the door of any person:.
het ‘whatever.oerceive orders for, at the An four:
r fo se weight of silver one rupee (about
Ae ‘mode of Wie. on the business differsso.
weSkint ‘not unworthy of the pencil. The fire
an earthen dish ‘placed on the-stound :
pom they apply itheir pasey
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us, including a hammer |
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beatae Searer wilted palms oftheirhands,’a they.
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the bodyof the deceased towards the pile, the
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which, the mourners accompani-
time ; they sit down and. pensively-
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