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| | Seepee Fair, Simla 1881 |
 | | bout seven miles from Simla, in a forest of magnifcent deodar trees, stands a small solitary temple, the shrine of an idol of diminutive size, but of great sanctity. |
 | | And there are the dealers, forcing their way between the two rows, looking them over. |
 | | There, too, are European ladies and gentlemen, from Simla, who vie with the dealers in staring the hill maidens out of countenance, even bargaining for and examining the jewels they wear. |
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