Mystery in the Rajah Doorgal fete at Benares palace
In a moonlit Indian locale, Sir John Malcolm’s son George Malcolm uncovers his father’s murder in a betrayal steeped in the Sons of Bowhanie. Princess Djella reveals drugged orders and plays a pivotal role as Doorgal Sahib courts Agnes and Hera during a lavish English-Indian gathering.
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John Malcolm
Cam Avout
Antisty
Elvilian
Tom Malcolm
Benares
Phisani
Bowhanie
India
Phanrigars
Ehlefa
Djella
Doorgal Sahib
Azkhar
Fakir Sonatancy
Belen
Djani
Erlad
Eivilian
Pjela
Auiberet
Della
Indial
Menotone
Dieta
Saugor
East Indi Company
Siva
Sons of the
East India Company
Tamersides
George
Kazi
Lord Stughten
Ileut
Midley
Lord Singleton
Lieut
John
Henr Burtell
Agnes
Edward
Annger
Medward
Doorgal Sahih
Mesgromer
Kho
Hera
Doargal Sabibi
Wileh
England
Deorgal
Temple
Doorgal
Tion
Edward Agnes
Ibis
Golconda
Ceylon
Calcutta
Vera
Paris
London
Millonaire
Misa Agnes
Misa Stern
Bonsres
Hern
Ann
Hussar
Tom
Reyilty
Fairy Land
Lori
Agnes Anul Hera
Djelia
Tera
Rajah
Edwanl
Not a Candidate for Matrimony in Public Opinion
A satirical note tells of an Irish member of parliament, a famed bachelor, who is teased by a woman about marrying Letitia. He suggests publicly that she refused him, while rumors swirl that he may wed Letitia instead.
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Elephanta
George Malecolm
George Malcol
Kazi
Ower
Waall
Kazvit
George Malcolm
George
Tsai
Kazil
Aunt George
Djall
Ingelf
Navil
Sare
Siop
Kaztl
Kowll
Knall
Erept
George Malcoln
Skazil
Grags
Iagil
FLL
Stop
Minimn
Letitia
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John Malcol
Herota
Dielle
Dawa
Cuapthar XIIi
Knazil
Kasil
Sir John Malcolm
Thuail
Rand
Bowhouse
Geo Hey