... "This man, whose name was Ameen Beg, had heard many stories of Ghools of the Valley of the Angel of Death, and thought it likely he might meet one:  he prepared, accordingly, by putting an egg and a lump of salt in his pocket..." (Atkinson's Casket, v.11, 1836)

... Ameen Sahiba was the [157] daughter of a poor woman, who was not a slave girl; I do not know who the father of Ameen Sahiba was.  I do not know if the Cazee was present at the time of the Nicka marriage... The Nuttoo was put in the nose of Ameen Sahiba; I do not recollect who did this.  The Lutcha was tied on the neck of Ameen Sahiba; I do not recollect who tied the Lutcha.  Before her marriage Ameen Sahiba was a Mussulman's child, a poor man's child; and was brought up in the house of Chattore Begum... (The English Reports, v.19, 1902)