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  • With rare exceptions, these are not works of art but objects meant to dazzle—showmanship was, after all, part of a maharaja's job description.

    Conspicuous Consumption David Littlejohn 2011

  • Other packages include a "" Millennium Waltz '' at Vienna's Imperial Hotel, a fest at the ancient Incan city of Machu Picchu and a jaunt through India and Nepal culminating in a "" maharaja's banquet '' at the Taj Mahal.

    From The Great Pyramid To Machu Picchu 2008

  • We meandered across a maze of corridors, past inner courtyards and stairwells, as well as a golden Krishna altar and a business center, to a room she confided was her favorite: a few hundred meters of bedroom, salon and kitchen, fit for a maharaja's extended family.

    Karin Badt: Ahmedabad Bombings and Gandhi (viii) 2008

  • Hindus and Sikhs in the part of the state that had come under Pakistani rule were subjected to brutal murders and mass exodus, Muslims in the Jammu province faced a similar fate with several thousands of them being slaughtered by mobs led by the Sanghis — RSS and Hindu Mahasabha elements — and abetted by the maharaja's forces.

    Archive 2006-09-01 Abhay N 2006

  • Deep in a tunnel beneath a hill palace, with the maharaja's guards close on our heels, Tommy happened to mention that a female passenger on board our ship, a passenger who mysteriously disembarked in Aden, had been talking to him about Sherlock Holmes.

    Locked Rooms King, Laurie R. 2005

  • And as if to lay an omen of blessing on the decision, a small piece of Nature's magic whirred past me, a flash of red more brilliant than a maharaja's rubies, moving so fast I could not easily focus until it paused, hovering to drink from the pendulous blossoms of a fuchsia: a humming-bird.

    Locked Rooms King, Laurie R. 2005

  • Everything the maharaja's headmaster had told him was there, and a few other things besides.

    The "It was" and "There Was" Brouhaha Mirtika 2005

  • Deep in a tunnel beneath a hill palace, with the maharaja's guards close on our heels, Tommy happened to mention that a female passenger on board our ship, a passenger who mysteriously disembarked in Aden, had been talking to him about Sherlock Holmes.

    Locked Rooms King, Laurie R. 2005

  • Everything the maharaja's headmaster had told him was there, and a few other things besides.

    Archive 2005-11-01 Mirtika 2005

  • And as if to lay an omen of blessing on the decision, a small piece of Nature's magic whirred past me, a flash of red more brilliant than a maharaja's rubies, moving so fast I could not easily focus until it paused, hovering to drink from the pendulous blossoms of a fuchsia: a humming-bird.

    Locked Rooms King, Laurie R. 2005

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