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 1 3,6|     was an Indian, the Prince Dakkar, son of a rajah of the then
 2 3,6|      to that of thirty Prince Dakkar, endowed by Nature with
 3 3,6|    his earliest days. ~Prince Dakkar returned to Bundelkund in
 4 3,6|      revolt broke out. Prince Dakkar, under the belief that he
 5 3,6|     past. ~The name of Prince Dakkar was at that time well known.
 6 3,6|      rule of England. ~Prince Dakkar, unable to find that death
 7 3,6|       instant into the Prince Dakkar, "an enemy's frigate! It
 8 3,7|     remain with you of Prince Dakkar, with whose history you
 9 3,7|       the character of Prince Dakkar would ever remain as one
10 3,7|      had once been the Prince Dakkar, and was now not even Captain
11 3,8|  which they gave the name of "Dakkar Grotto," in memory of Captain
12 3,8|    his companions, on leaving Dakkar Grotto, had taken the road
13 3,8|   Then we will pay a visit to Dakkar Grotto. I wish to inspect
14 3,8| stormy night, had led them to Dakkar Grotto. In open day the
15 3,8|    difficulty the entrance to Dakkar Grotto, and paused for a
16 3,8|       reached the entrance of Dakkar Grotto. ~ ~
17 3,9|     during the exploration of Dakkar Grotto. ~"This cavern stretches
18 3,9|   only so long as the wall of Dakkar Grotto itself should endure.
19 3,9|    thousand feet. The wall of Dakkar Grotto had evidently given
20 3,0|       Balloon, the basalts of Dakkar Grotto, the long Serpentine