THACKER, SPINK & CO., CALCUTTA, 
Fourth Edition, In Imperial 16mo, uniform with ‘‘ Lays of Ind,” ‘ Riding,” 
‘* Hindu Mythology,” etc. &s. 6. (85. 6d.) 
THE TRIBES ON MY FRONTIER: 
An Indian Naturalist’s Foreign Policy. 
By EHA. 
WITH Firty ILLUSTRATIONS BY F. C. MACRAE. 
== N this remarkably clever 
==> ‘work. there @are ‘most 
NAAN / y, yO : =a 
few ‘BOOKS : graphically and humor- 
Fp ously described the sur- 
roundings of a Mofussil 
bungalow. The _ twenty 
chapters embrace a year’s experiences, and provide 
=x, endless sources of amusement and suggestion. The 
numerous able illustrations add very greatly to the interest 
of the volume, which will find a place on every table. 
THE CHAPTERS ARE— 
I.—A Durbar. XI.—The Butterfly: Contemplating Him. 
II.—The Rats. XII.—The Frogs. 
III.—The Mosquitos. XIII.—The Bugs. 
IV.—The Lizards. XIV.—The Birds of the Garden. 
V.—tThe Ants. XV.—The Birds at the Mango Tope. 
VI.—The Crows. XVI.—The Birds at the Tank. 
VII.—The Bats. XVII.—The Poultry Yard. 
VIII.—Bees, Wasps, et hoc genus omne. XVIII.—The White Ants. 
IX.—The Spiders. XIX.—The Hypodermatikosyringophoroi. 
X.—The Butterfly: Hunting Him. XX.—Etcetera. 
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