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Updated: May 15, 2025
Surely they are in too great a hurry. All that Dhulip Singh could do in India he has done, down to the distribution of his photographs among the peasantry. Ho! Ho! The Paris firm arranged that, and he has no substantial money backing from the Other Power. Even our agents in India know he hasn't. What is the use of our organisation wasting men on work that is already done?
Then we're to join with the niggers, and look for help from Dhulip Singh and the Russians!" "And spoil the best campaign that ever was this side of Hell! Danny, I'd have lost the beer to ha' given him the belting he requires." "Oh, let him go this awhile, man! He's got no no constructiveness, but that's the egg-meat of his plan, and you must understand that I'm in with it, an' so are you.
Then we're to join with the niggers, and look for help from Dhulip Singh and the Russians! 'And spoil the best campaign that ever was this side of Hell! Danny, I'd have lost the beer to ha' given him the belting he requires. 'Oh, let him go this awhile, man! He's got no no constructiveness, but that's the egg-meat of his plan, and you must understand that I'm in with it, an' so are you.
As a new departure in organized attack on an outlying English dependency, it was more than interesting. The second man read it through and murmured " Already? Surely they are in too great a hurry. All that Dhulip Singh could do in India he has done, down to the distribution of his photographs among the peasantry. Ho! Ho!
And he went, as his instructions advised, p. d. q. which means "with speed" to introduce embarrassment into an Irish regiment, "already half-mutinous, quartered among Sikh peasantry, all wearing miniatures of His Highness Dhulip Singh, Maharaja of the Punjab, next their hearts, and all eagerly expecting his arrival." Other information equally valuable was given him by his masters.
And he went as his instructions advised p.d.q. which means 'with speed' to introduce embarrassment into an Irish regiment, 'already half-mutinous, quartered among Sikh peasantry, all wearing miniatures of His Highness Dhulip Singh, Maharaja of the Punjab, next their hearts, and all eagerly expecting his arrival. Other information equally valuable was given him by his masters.
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