So they panicked ingloriously, and sought spies everywhere, and hanged inoffensive natives by the dozen to the mango trees.

the Baboo's walks are bright with roses, and ixoras, and the creeping nagatallis; the Baboo's park is shady with banians, and fragrant with sandal-trees, and imposing with tall peepuls, and cool with sparkling fountains; and Chinna Tumbe, the Little Brother, the brown apple of the Baboo's eye, plays among the bamboos by the tank, just within the gate, and pelts the gold-fishes with mango-seeds.

In the nearer distance the primeval Brahman settlement of Govardhan sleeps amid her mango-groves, and opposite to it the modern Christian village of Sharanpur marks the threshold of that tract of fair woodland and fairer garden which is Nasik's pride.

[Leans on her friend and plucks a mango-blossom.]

Kara continued his journey and at evening arrived at a large mango orchard in which a number of carters were camping for the night.

Each tender purple mango-shoot, That folds and droops so bashful down; It lives; it sucks some hidden root; It rears at last a broad green crown.

His masterpiece is the famous mango trick, which consists in making a miniature mango tree grow up in a few minutes, and even blossom and bear fruit, out of some bare spot which he has covered with his mysterious basket.

"If six mangoes cost three annas, how much will one mango cost?" Arul never had an anna of her own, how should she know?

Does she never come back to thee, the Bráhmani girl with a face like mine, with lips that laughed and eyes that shone, and a mango flower in her hair? Say, dost thou never dream of her?

Put in seasoning and lemon-pickle or mango-juice to taste, and serve boiled rice with it.