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... rice , a few vegetables , and some culinary condiments like turmeric , salt , mustard oil and the like . There was no furniture .. Rupá's mother , who was of the bágdi caste , appeared to be a woman of between forty and fifty years of ...
... rice , a few vegetables , and some culinary condiments like turmeric , salt , mustard oil and the like . There was no furniture .. Rupá's mother , who was of the bágdi caste , appeared to be a woman of between forty and fifty years of ...
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... rice , salt , mustard , oil , tobacco , and other necessaries of Bengali life . The villagers , however , are supplied with vegetables , clothes , cutlery , spices , and a thousand knick - knacks , VOL . I. C twice a - week , from a hát ...
... rice , salt , mustard , oil , tobacco , and other necessaries of Bengali life . The villagers , however , are supplied with vegetables , clothes , cutlery , spices , and a thousand knick - knacks , VOL . I. C twice a - week , from a hát ...
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... rice - plant , may well be addressed in the language of the poet of the " Seasons وو : - Nor ye who live In luxury and ease , in pomp and pride , Think these last themes unworthy of your ear : Such themes as these the rural Maro sung To ...
... rice - plant , may well be addressed in the language of the poet of the " Seasons وو : - Nor ye who live In luxury and ease , in pomp and pride , Think these last themes unworthy of your ear : Such themes as these the rural Maro sung To ...
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... rice ) , as Málati must soon be here . " Mánik replied , " Very well , Gayárám , " addressing the youngest of the three , " you had better rub your body with oil . " Gayárám replied , " Let brother Badan begin . " I need scarcely tell ...
... rice ) , as Málati must soon be here . " Mánik replied , " Very well , Gayárám , " addressing the youngest of the three , " you had better rub your body with oil . " Gayárám replied , " Let brother Badan begin . " I need scarcely tell ...
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... rice which , tied in an extra gámchhá , had been soaked in water . The chewing over , they went to the pool for a drink , and as they had no vessel with them , they extemporised one by joining together the palms of both hands in the ...
... rice which , tied in an extra gámchhá , had been soaked in water . The chewing over , they went to the pool for a drink , and as they had no vessel with them , they extemporised one by joining together the palms of both hands in the ...
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Áduri Alanga Badan Badan's house bamboo bathing BELLES LETTRES Bengali body boys Bráhman bride bridegroom called caste CHAPTER charming child cloth gilt cow-dung cow-house cows Crown 8vo Dhumketu dhuti door Durgánagar English Extra fcap F. C. BURNAND Fairy father forehead FRANCIS TURNER PALGRAVE friends Gayárám ghát ghatak ghosts girl Globe 8vo goddess GOLDEN TREASURY Govin Govinda ground hand hát head Heir of Redclyffe hero Hindu hookah horoscope husband Illustrations Kálamánik Kánchanpur Kayastha Mádhava Málati MALL GAZETTE Mánik marriage mustard oil never night Ojhá ornaments paddy Padma Pál PALL MALL GAZETTE páṭhsálá peasant pedagogue plantain plough POEMS Princess of Thule quantity Ráma Rúpa reader rice Rupá's mother Sámanta Second Edition Shashṭhi sitting smoke story Sundari sweetmeats tank told tree turmeric Vardhamána verandah Vidhátá village volume wife woman women writing Yádumani yard young zamindár
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