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 1 Pre   |        and Captain (now Major) Temple, by the Pandit Natesa Sastri,
 2 Pre   |  Indian Fairy Tales." To Major Temple I owe the advantage of selecting
 3 Tiger |   corpse to the nearest Ganesa temple and called upon him. The
 4 Rupees| Brahman to look after a golden temple which he had just had built.
 5 Rupees|      him to the charge of this temple, and ordered fifty kharwars
 6 Rupees|    every morning at the golden temple a golden rupee was given
 7 GeNote|        and Captain (now Major) Temple edited and annotated, their
 8 GeNote|   admirably annotated. Captain Temple increased the value of this
 9 GeNote|      simple reference to Major Temple's Analysis.~Major Temple
10 GeNote|       Temple's Analysis.~Major Temple has not alone himself collected:
11 GeNote|     soul" (Life Index, Captain Temple very appropriately named
12 GeNote|     Indian folk-tales (Captain Temple gave a large number of instances
13 GeNote|    been able to refer to Major Temple's remarkable Analysis of
14 StNote|      in Indian folk-tales (see Temple's Analysis, III. i. 5 -
15 StNote|     foot is especially common (Temple, l. c., 6, 9), and recalls
16 StNote|       and European folk-tales (Temple, Analysis, p. 430; my List,
17 StNote|     296 - 326. See also 'Major Temple's Analysis, II. iii., Wideawake
18 StNote|    occurs as a frequent theme (Temple, Analysis, III. vi. f. p.
19 StNote|     him, but mentioned by Capt Temple, l.c.., p. 324 in the Bhdgavata
20 StNote|      also Knowles, 21, n.; and Temple, Wideawake Stories, pp.
21 StNote|         and Indian Folk-Tales (Temple, Analysis, II. iv. b, 6,
22 StNote|      seq.; Ind. Antiq. i. 170 (Temple, l. c., 398).~Remarks. -
23 StNote|    Jogi." A further version in Temple, Legends of Panjab, vol.
24 StNote|    centre square of the cross (Temple, l. c., p. 344, and Legends
25 StNote|  personage, according to Capt. Temple, Calcutta Review, 1884,
26 StNote|    fakirs are rather rare. See Temple, Analysis, I. ii. a, p.