February 14 Friday – At 4:30 p.m., the Clemens party left Calcutta for Darjeeling, a 24-hour trip of 361 miles.
Until dark we moved through rich vegetation, then changed to a boat and crossed the Ganges [FE ch LV 524].
4.30 p.m. Left Calcutta for Darjeeling in the official car of Mr. Barclay, chief of traffic.
8.30 p.m. changed to boat to cross the Ganges. Had a sumptuous dinner — joined at the table by Mr. Holmes, chief of traffic on the other side, & by another official and his wife
Sound sleep, all night. [NB 36 TS 44-5].
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