The Bisara of Pooree (Rudyard Kipling) - Lehigh University
Any man who knows about the Bisara of Pooree will tell you what its powers are—always supposing that it has been honestly stolen. It is the only regularly working, trustworthy love …
The Bisara of Pooree - The Kipling Society
Any man who knows about the Bisara of Pooree will tell you what its powers are—always supposing that it has been honestly stolen. It is the only regularly working, trustworthy love …
"The Bisara Of Pooree" by Rudyard Kipling | The Involarium Library
The Bisara Of Pooree is an English Adventure, Children's Literature short story by British writer Rudyard Kipling. It was first published in 1896. Liked this Story? Little Blind Fish, who put out …
The Bisara of Pooree - The Kipling Society
The Bisara of Pooree is a tiny eyeless fish, carved from a nut, inside a little jewelled silver box. If stolen, it is a powerful love charm. If it is not stolen, it turns against its owner within three years …
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Any man who knows about the Bisara of Pooree will tell you what its powers are — always supposing that it has been honestly stolen. It is the only regularly working, trustworthy love …
The Bisara of Pooree - The Kipling Society
It was the home of the Queen who was the mother of the Maharaj Kunwar in The Naulahka, and of Purun Das in “The Miracle of Purun Bhagat” in The Second Jungle Book. Legend says it …
Pooree - Biblical Cyclopedia
Pooree is the name of the little town situated near the temples where the Juggernaut worship is performed by the Hindûs. It is situated in the province of Orissa (q.v.), in the southeastern part …
The Bisara of Pooree by Rudyard Kipling - Goodreads
2014年10月11日 — Joseph Rudyard Kipling (30 December 1865 – 18 January 1936 was an English short-story writer, poet, and novelist. He wrote tales and poems of British soldiers in …
Original Sources - The Bisara of Pooree
The Bisara of Pooree had been stolen, and it worked as it had always done when won by foul means. There are three or four times in a man’s life when he is justified in meddling with other …
Bisara of Pooree | Oxford World's Classics
The Bisara of Pooree* A Friend’s Friend* The Gate of the Hundred Sorrows* The Madness of Private Ortheris* The Story of Muhammad Din* On the Strength of a Likeness* Wressley of the …
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