- Lispeth is an Indian girl, orphaned when her Christian-convert parents succumb to Cholera. Taken on as a chaplain's wife's servant/companion, Lispeth...
- One day at dusk, Lispeth returns home from her long walk in the hills carrying a heavy burden: a young Englishman who is unconscious from a cut on the head.
- Geri gelip Lispeth ile evlenmeye söz vermiştir ama hiç dönmez. Lispeth olanları anlayınca dağlara, halkının arasına geri döner.
- In the poem-slash-song "Lispeth" by Rudyard Kipling, the speaker is lamenting the rejection of their own belief system in favor of Christianity.
- Read poem “Lispeth“ by poet Kipling Rudyard: Look, you have cast out Love! What Gods are these. Let yourself be moved by the power of its words and the depth...
- Lispeth. Lispeth Look, you have cast out Love! What Gods are these You bid me please? The Three in One, the One in Three?
- The short story Lispeth focuses on a native girl called Lisbeth. She is the daughter of Sonoo and Jadeh, who were both hill people.
- 'Ker-lis-te-ans, eğer o gerçekten Lispeth ise, hizmete göre hala' Kim'de ise, 'diğerlerinin ötesinde bir erdem elde ediyor.'