The Humour and Pathos of Anglo-Indian LifeFront matterReading editionChapter navigation14 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTHE HUMOUR AND PATHOS OF ANGLO-INDIAN LIFE. Extracts from his Brother's Note-book, MADE BY DR. TICKLEMORE. EDITED BY J. E. MAYER, M.D.No. I. INTRODUCTORY.—THE 'ELEPHANTA': CAPTAIN TREVANION AND MR. MARSTON.No. II. CAPTAIN WHISTLER, AND LIFE IN CANTONMENT AT SECUNDERABAD.No. II. CAPTAIN WHISTLER, AND LIFE IN CANTONMENT AT SECUNDERABAD. (continued 2)No. III. MISS B. AND HER PRESENT.No. IV. THE DELIGHTS OF INDIAN MUSIC.No. V. THE PASSAGE-OF-ARMS BETWEEN COLONEL L. AND MRS. G.No. VI. MAJOR B.'S WELL-DESERVED DISCOMFITURE.No. VII. THE RACE STAND AND THE FANCY BALL.No. VIII. WORSHIPPING TITLED FOLK.No. IX. A REMINISCENCE OF TRICHINOPOLY.No. X. CURIOUS MOPLAH CUSTOMS.No. XI. AN HOUR LOST AT MR. G.'S DINNER.Beginning of this editionNext chapter →THE HUMOUR AND PATHOS OF ANGLO-INDIAN LIFE. Extracts from his Brother's Note-book, MADE BY DR. TICKLEMORE. EDITED BY J. E. MAYER, M.D.All chapters and sections (14)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTHE HUMOUR AND PATHOS OF ANGLO-INDIAN LIFE. Extracts from his Brother's Note-book, MADE BY DR. TICKLEMORE. EDITED BY J. E. MAYER, M.D.No. I. INTRODUCTORY.—THE 'ELEPHANTA': CAPTAIN TREVANION AND MR. MARSTON.No. II. CAPTAIN WHISTLER, AND LIFE IN CANTONMENT AT SECUNDERABAD.No. II. CAPTAIN WHISTLER, AND LIFE IN CANTONMENT AT SECUNDERABAD. (continued 2)No. III. MISS B. AND HER PRESENT.No. IV. THE DELIGHTS OF INDIAN MUSIC.No. V. THE PASSAGE-OF-ARMS BETWEEN COLONEL L. AND MRS. G.No. VI. MAJOR B.'S WELL-DESERVED DISCOMFITURE.No. VII. THE RACE STAND AND THE FANCY BALL.No. VIII. WORSHIPPING TITLED FOLK.No. IX. A REMINISCENCE OF TRICHINOPOLY.No. X. CURIOUS MOPLAH CUSTOMS.No. XI. AN HOUR LOST AT MR. G.'S DINNER.THE HUMOUR AND PATHOS OF ANGLO-INDIAN LIFE◇THE HUMOUR AND PATHOS OF ANGLO-INDIAN LIFE. Extracts from his Brother's Note-book, MADE BY DR. TICKLEMORE. EDITED BY J. E. MAYER, M.D. →
