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By the Hon'ble Mr. E. H. C. Walsh , C.S.I. I have been asked by His Honour the President to deliver the Annual Address this year . We all regret that the many other calls on His Honour's time have prevented him from delivering the ...
By the Hon'ble Mr. E. H. C. Walsh , C.S.I. I have been asked by His Honour the President to deliver the Annual Address this year . We all regret that the many other calls on His Honour's time have prevented him from delivering the ...
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Then we asked her , ' Where is your mother gone ? ' The girl answered , ' She is gone to take a dead person inside the house ' ( meaning , to transplant paddy - seedlings ) . ' The bride's people now say , " O friends !
Then we asked her , ' Where is your mother gone ? ' The girl answered , ' She is gone to take a dead person inside the house ' ( meaning , to transplant paddy - seedlings ) . ' The bride's people now say , " O friends !
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A māti or magician of the tribe is now asked to read the ' fortune ' of the bride from the lāgān - thread . The māti washes his hands and feet , takes his seat in the angan and begins his operations with a handful of rice and two copper ...
A māti or magician of the tribe is now asked to read the ' fortune ' of the bride from the lāgān - thread . The māti washes his hands and feet , takes his seat in the angan and begins his operations with a handful of rice and two copper ...
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While chewing tobacco , they are asked by some elder of the bridegroom's tandā , - " Where do you come from ? Where are you going ? ” They reply , — “ We are come to these parts to look for strayed cattle ( meaning , the bride ) .
While chewing tobacco , they are asked by some elder of the bridegroom's tandā , - " Where do you come from ? Where are you going ? ” They reply , — “ We are come to these parts to look for strayed cattle ( meaning , the bride ) .
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Resolved , that Government be asked for a further grant to cover the current expenditure . 6. Mr. Jayaswal called attention to Rule 2+ which requires the papers submitted for the Journal to be submitted to the Sectional Committee for ...
Resolved , that Government be asked for a further grant to cover the current expenditure . 6. Mr. Jayaswal called attention to Rule 2+ which requires the papers submitted for the Journal to be submitted to the Sectional Committee for ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 4 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1918 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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