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Goa and the Blue Mountains

Note 124 — Chapter XIII · THE MOSLEM AND OTHER NATIVES OF MALABAR.

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The sum usually paid was from eight to ten shillings, a portion of which went to the Rajah, part to the women who had lost their husbands in these predatory encounters, and the remainder was “prize-money.”

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