Umballa

Their route lay south to a place called Umballa, a hundred and twenty miles or more.

Actions and Reactions Rudyard Kipling 1900

If they were not going to the war, at least they did not know what he knew of the talk in the veranda at Umballa.

Kim 2003

So it stands that the boy must go to Umballa — and by rail — for the writing is something urgent.

Kim 2003

Three miles off, on Umballa racecourse, Mahbub Ali, reining a grey

Kim 2003

Mahbub had gone down to Umballa to bring up a fresh consignment of horses, and Kim met him on the Kalka road at dusk riding alone, begged an alms of him, was sworn at, and replied in English.

Kim 2003

‘A ticket — a little tikkut to Umballa — O Breaker of Hearts!’

Kim 2003

They had gone out together towards Umballa racecourse.

Kim 2003

Therefore I went to Umballa, as thou knowest, but (and this thou dost not know) I lay hid in the garden-grass to see what Colonel

Kim 2003

Kim slipped out behind him; for it flashed through his head that he had heard this angry, stupid Sahib discoursing loud personalities to an old lady near Umballa three years ago.

Kim 2003

They had passed beyond the belt of market-gardens round hungry Umballa, and were among the mile-wide green of the staple crops.

Kim 2003