Sake Dean Mahomed,
The Travels of Dean Mahomet
(1794)
“ The army receive orders to march from Denapore to Chrimnasa: description of the attendants to the quarter masters: situation of the camp at Fulwherea. 39 LETTER VI. A few straggling villagers steal unperceived into the camp: plunder some tents and marquees: carry off the Author on a palanquin which is described: rob him: some resolve to take his life, others against, obtain his freedom: he returns to the camp: some of the villagers taken and punished: jackals infest the camp: the army marches towards Chrimnasa: the natives venerable regard for their wells accounted for. ”

