When the young Aga Khan visited London in 1898 he was presented to Queen Victoria, and found her cultural sensitivity deeply touching.

Kitty Beighton enters an archery contest where the prize is one very beautiful bracelet and one very ugly Commissioner.

Prince Agib hears the tale of a boy confined to an underground chamber for forty days, and dismisses it as superstition.

A street urchin of Lahore takes it on himself to provide a naive Tibetan monk with a hot meal.

Kim O’Hara starts his apprenticeship as a British spy with a little competition.

The lord of Benares is so partial to venison that fields lie fallow and marketplaces stand empty while his people catch deer for him.