 | sir William Henry Sleeman - 1852 - 340 pages
...wolves' dens. In every part of India, a great number of children are, every day, murdered, for the Bake of their ornaments, and the fearful examples that...now, at Sultanpoor, a boy, who was found, alive, in a wolfs den, near Chandour, about ten milea from Sultanpoor, about two yean sad half ago. A trooper,... | |
 | English literature - 1858 - 784 pages
...of these men lately brought to our camp alive, a very large hysena, which was let loose and huuted down by the European officers, and the clerks of my...is now at Sultanpoor a boy who was found alive in a wolfs den, near Chandour, about ten miles from Sultanpoor, about two years and a half ago. A trooper,... | |
 | English periodicals - 1888 - 510 pages
...make a good deal in this way, from the children's ornaments, which they find at the entrance of the Wolves' dens. In every part of India a great number...unavailing against this desire to see their young children dressed out in gold and silver ornaments. There is now (Feb. 1850) at Sultanpoor, a boy who was found... | |
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They dared not deny, though they were ashamed or afraid to acknowledge, that it was. I have myself no doubt that this is the reason, and that they do make a good deal in this way from the children's ornaments, which they find at the entrance of wolves'... 