Bulldog Drummond · Character
Mr. Ram Dar
An Indian character, possibly a servant or mystic.
minor
Also known as Ram Dar
First appearance: i in which he takes tea at the carlton and is surprised
Mr. Ram Dar shows up with force in II. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The Indian persona adopted by Lakington; he performs the occult act and manipulates the guests.
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See Mr. Ram Dar in i in which he takes tea at the carlton and is surprised