Dinapoor garden

753. The houses of the natives of Dinapoor are almost all of mud, but their tiled roofs and verandas give them a better aspect than the common Bengalee cottage. The bocheries are very different from those of Calcutta, being little tabernacles, like the movable military shrines represented on ancient monuments, with curtains and awnings, and drawn either by one horse or two oxen (fig. 213.). (Ibid., vol. ii. p. 243.)