Were all the jewels of Golconda awaiting me on my solution of this enigma, I am quite sure that I should be unable to earn them.

This other one, from the mines of Golconda, weighs three and a half carats and is worth over seventy thousand.

It seemed well worth all the hunters in Leicestershire, all the diamonds in Golconda!

The riches of Golconda Could not allure me to the old-time task; Here, till the curtain falls, to live and ponder Is all I ask.

He supposed he was the first European that had explored the mines of Golconda; but an Englishman of the name of Methold visited them as early as 1622, and found thirty thousand laborers working away for the rich Marcandar, who paid three hundred thousand pagodas annually to the king for the privilege of digging in a single mine.

The first mine visited by Tavernier was that of Raolconda, a five-days' journey from Golconda.

It came from the mines of Golconda; and the thief who stole it therefrom sold it to the grandfather of the Earl of Chatham, when he was governor of a fort in the East Indies.

She received him, sitting on a throne, attired in the robe of royalty, and shining with the jewels of Golconda; command sparkled in her eyes, and dignity towered on her forehead.

Then together they rushed to the garden and stirred up the white sands with their fingers and found others more beautiful, more valuable diamonds than the first, and thus, said the guide to me, were discovered the diamond mines of Golconda, the most magnificent diamond mines in all the history of mankind, exceeding the Kimberley in its value.

With unseeing eyes and dragging steps, the boy trudged along the snowy trail, dreading the arrival at Golconda Camp.

Why, there ain't no other dog in Golconda that's got as strong legs as Baldy when he'swhen he's eatin' good," he repeated hastily.

"An' Golconda's plumb full o' fine dogs.

" "He was at Dexter first, an' then he was at Golconda fer a while; but in spring he went ter St. Michael, an' from there up ter the new strike at Marshall.

But who is Black Mart?" "Oh, he's a miner that's workin' the claim next ter Golconda.

But his attachment for Ben Edwards had intervened, and before he was really old enough to be thoroughly broken to harness, he had taken up his residence at Golconda.

Then it announced, in a delicate vein of sarcasm, that one of the wheel dogs had been the most recent notable addition to the Allan and Darling KennelBaldy, late of Golconda, now of Nome, "a likely Sweepstakes Winner."

To Baldy the word "Devil" had an evil sound, for when he had heard it at Golconda it was generally associated with a kick or a blow.

Since then his association with the men at Golconda has done much to offset what I have tried to do for him.

Ben used t' come t' my cabin when I was kinda lonely an' discouraged at Golconda; an' havin' him 'round learnt me that you got t' have some one that you love, t' work fer, if you want t' git the best out o' things an' people.

It was a very different Baldythis Baldy of Nomefrom the one who had so often in the days gone by traveled the Golconda Trail with his friend, the boy.

But after all, in storm and stress, with perhaps a life at stake, it was to him, to Baldy the obscure, to Baldy "formerly of Golconda, now of Nome," that his master had turned in his hour of greatest need.

The black Golconda.

I 'm sure 't is India all day To those who look on you Without a stint, without a blame, Might I but be the Jew! I 'm sure it is Golconda, Beyond my power to deem, To have a smile for mine each day, How better than a gem!

PITT DIAMOND, a diamond brought from Golconda by the grandfather of the elder Pitt, who sold it to the king of France; it figured at length in the hilt of the State sword of Napoleon, and was carried off by the Prussians at Waterloo.

Mine is only a jointure, a life income, and you know that you might as well think of Mary buying Golconda; but youyouwith such beauty as yoursmight easily make a connection that would save it.