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Page 99
Those who did not work for share of the crop but preferred daily payments, either
received three seers of grain a day during ploughing season or an equivalent in
cash.” The day-labourers, who were generally employed to weed, transplant, ...
Those who did not work for share of the crop but preferred daily payments, either
received three seers of grain a day during ploughing season or an equivalent in
cash.” The day-labourers, who were generally employed to weed, transplant, ...
Page 160
... the dismissed Zamindar of Bhojpur, should be conveyed on horse back under
the escort of Hamid” Khan, the Faujdar of the place, to Patna, but as it was the
rainy season and there were many rivulets on the way he could not arrive there
and ...
... the dismissed Zamindar of Bhojpur, should be conveyed on horse back under
the escort of Hamid” Khan, the Faujdar of the place, to Patna, but as it was the
rainy season and there were many rivulets on the way he could not arrive there
and ...
Page 187
Elsewhere we find a song which speaks of the advent of both the summer and
the rainy season. When the Pio (Hawk-cuckoo) bird sings hot and airy summer
days come, and when the frogs croak the rains come. The song runs thus, “The
Pio ...
Elsewhere we find a song which speaks of the advent of both the summer and
the rainy season. When the Pio (Hawk-cuckoo) bird sings hot and airy summer
days come, and when the frogs croak the rains come. The song runs thus, “The
Pio ...
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volumes 32-33 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Publisher | Bihar Research Society., 1946 |
| Original from | University of California, Berkeley |
| Digitized | 1 Nov 2019 |
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