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Page 280
These forms of marriage are , however , becoming rarer every day . But
nevertheless excommunication from the pale of society is by no means a penalty
inflicted on a party who is thus joined to his or her beloved . It may very well be
inferred ...
These forms of marriage are , however , becoming rarer every day . But
nevertheless excommunication from the pale of society is by no means a penalty
inflicted on a party who is thus joined to his or her beloved . It may very well be
inferred ...
Page 325
The ceremonies and festivities connected with the marriage of a Kirin bahu or
Bought bride are now at an end . Tunki DIPIL BAPLA . Tunki is a small bamboo
basket with a contracted opening , and dipil means to carry on the head ; bāplā of
...
The ceremonies and festivities connected with the marriage of a Kirin bahu or
Bought bride are now at an end . Tunki DIPIL BAPLA . Tunki is a small bamboo
basket with a contracted opening , and dipil means to carry on the head ; bāplā of
...
Page 327
No notice is taken by either of the proposed marriage , they meet and part in a
most distantly friendly way . The woman ' s father has , however , seen sufficient
to enable him to form a fairly accurate opinion of the wealth or otherwise of him
who ...
No notice is taken by either of the proposed marriage , they meet and part in a
most distantly friendly way . The woman ' s father has , however , seen sufficient
to enable him to form a fairly accurate opinion of the wealth or otherwise of him
who ...
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JOURNAL | 14 |
205107 | 105 |
Minutes of a Meeting of the Council held on the 3uth | 114 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 2 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1916 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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