ILLUSTRATIONS
Reading edition
Caligraphic TigerMunshi Sher MuhammadDedication
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Bird ScaringJ. L. Kipling15
Initial (a Punjab Window)Amir Bakhsh16
The Parrot's CageJ. L. Kipling18
A Performing Parrotdo21
A Bird-singing Match (Delhi Artisans)do23
The Familiar Crowdo27
Calf and Crowsdo30
Terra-cotta Seed and Water Trough (from a Punjab Village Mosque)48
UnhoodedF. H. Andrews51
Monkey God (from an Indian Lithograph)56
Langurs at HomeJ. L. Kipling61
Young Monkeys at Playdo.69
Initial Letter (Asses in a City Alley)do.76
The Potter and his Donkeydo.80
A Hindu Sacrificial KnifeMunshi Sher Muhammad87
A Domestic Sacrifice (Muhammadan)J. L. Kipling89
On the Dusty Highwaydo.92
Milch Goatsdo.94
A Guilty Goatdo.95
The Goat-skin Water-bag (Mashk)J. L. Kipling97
Bhisti, or Water-carrierdo.99
A Sporting Mando.101
A Bombay Milk Womando.103
Krishna adored by the Gopis (from an Indian Picture)112
Krishna drives the Cattle Home (from an Indian Picture)114
Punjab Baili (Springless Ox-cart)J. L. Kipling117
Comparative Sizes of the Largest and Smallest Breeds of Indian OxenJ. L. Kipling118
The Bombay Reklado.120
Cow and Calfdo.123
At Sunsetdo.131
Ploughingdo.134
In Time of Droughtdo.136
In a Good Seasondo.138
The Oilman's Oxdo.143
The Persian Wheeldo.144
Shoeing an Oxdo.146
Oopla (Cow-dung Fuel)do.148
Going to Work (Punjab)do.150
A Rustic Krishnado.152
Buffaloesdo.156
Maheswar fighting Kali (from an Indian Lithograph)157
Waiting for the WazirJ. L. Kipling164
In Trainingdo.169
Indian "Thorn Bits"Munshi Sher Muhammad173
A Processional HorseJ. L. Kipling175
A Raja's Charger (Marwar Breed)do.176
A Raja's Horse (Waziri Breed)J. L. Kipling181
A Money-lender on a Deccan Ponydo.182
Bombay Tram-horse wearing Horse-capJ. Griffiths185
Punjab Farmer on a Branded MareJ. L. Kipling187
The Ekka, Northern Indiado.191
An Indian Farrierdo195
A Beggar on Horseback (Hindu Devotee)do202
The Wheels of a Mountain Batterydo205
From the Sanchi Topedo207
Ganésha (from an ancient Hindu Sculpture)do.208
Shiv or Mahadeo, with the Infant Ganésh (from an Indian Lithograph)211
If Ganésha stoodJ. L. Kipling212
An Elephant Goad (Ankus)Munshi Sher Muhammad226
UndressJ. L. Kipling229
A Painted ElephantMunshi Sher Muhammad232
Waiting for the RajaJ. L. Kipling234
In Royal Statedo.236
Elephant piling Timber (Burmah) do.240
Elephant lifting Teak Logs (Burmah) do.241
Biloch Family on the Marchdo.244
In a Serai (Rest-house)do.248
Rajput Camel-rider's BeltMunshi Sher Muhammad250
Rajput Camel GunsJ. L. Kipling255
The Leading Camel of a Kafila (Afghanistan)do.259
A Subaltern's Dog-boydo.261
Outcastes (a Begging Leper and Pariah Dogs) do.265
Playfellows do.268
In Floodtimedo.280
A Hunting CheetahJ. L. Kipling294
A Restless Bedfellowdo.295
A Bear Leaderdo.298
Performing Monkeys and Goatdo.299
A Performing Bull (Madras)do.301
Vishnu reclining on the Serpent (from an Indian Lithograph)303
A Snake-CharmerJ. L. Kipling316
Initial Letter (Decorative Parrots)do.320
Modern Elephant Sculpture, from the Tomb of Sowai Jai Singh, Maharaja of JeyporeJ. L. Kipling324
Borak. Caligraphic Picture Composed of PrayersMunshi Sher Muhammad325
Small Wares in MetalJ. L. Kipling330
Birds by an Indian Draughtsman331
A Peri on a CamelBhai Isur Singh333
Krishna on an Elephantdo.335
Krishna on a Horsedo.336
Nandi or Sacred BullJ. L. Kipling337
Cattle by an unknown Indian Artist338
A Punjab Heroine (from an Indian Lithograph)342
Antelopes. An Indian Artist's Fantasy343
Buffalo Bulls fightingJ. L. Kipling344
A Dying Bullock (Finis)do.360