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Above me was a Hindoo temple, cut out of the yellow sandstone.
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At the top of the ghat is a small Hindoo temple.
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The Kutb mosque was constructed from the materials of twenty- seven Hindoo temples.
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My dear Children- Iwillproceed to give you a description of the Hindoo temples.
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Hindoo temple, discovery of treasure in a shrine
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The town contains some five or six thousand people, and has some very handsome Hindoo temples.
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The numerous handsome Hindoo temples, all built upon lofty stone terraces, form an agreeable feature of the town.
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There are Hindoo temples without number-thesequaintly shaped and elaborately sculptured little stone jugs crowd all the lanes.
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Aurangzēb, though possibly credited with more destruction than he accomplished, did really destroy many hundreds of Hindoo temples.
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This tact lends some support to W. Simpson's theory that the Hindoo temple is derived from a sepulchral structure.
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Hard by is a Hindoo temple, whence at sunset issue the sweetest chimes imaginable from a peal of silver-toned bells.
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Fifty paces from this pool, on the banks of the Ganges, stands a remarkably handsome Hindoo temple, with three towers.
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The Hindoo temples consist properly of a tower thirty or sixty feet in height, without windows, and having only a small entrance.
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To get it purified again he must make pilgrimage to some renowned Hindoo temples and contribute a fortune or two to them.
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Groves of tall toddy-palms are a distinguishing feature of Bhogan, and a very pretty little Hindoo temple marks the southern extremity of the town.
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It resembled in some measure the sculptures occasionally seen among Hindoo temples, but no one appeared to know anything whatever of its origin or history.