North Indian Notes and Queries, 1-3권Pioneer Press, 1891 |
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자주 나오는 단어 및 구문
annas Arains Archæological asked Baiga Banya bathe Benares Bhotiyas Bhuiyárs bhút boy's Bráhman bride bridegroom brother called caste ceremony Chamár child Chunar clansmen clothes coins colour corpse Crooke custom daughter death deity Delhi demon district earthen faqír father feast fire Ganges Ghasiyas Ghází Miyán ghost girl girl's give goat goes gold grain hand head hill Hindú horse husband India Jalandhar Jats jungle kandla Kharwars Khattris Khonds killed king known Korwas Kumaun Lahore legend live Majhwárs marriage married milk mother Muhammadan Musalmán night offer omen ornaments party Peshawar pice Pír present prince princess Rája Rajputs Rám Ráni rice rosary round rupee sacred sacrifice Saint Settlement Report shrine Sikh silver snake song stone sunár temple Thags tiger tion tolá told tree tribe turmeric Umballa village widow wife woman women worship
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17 페이지 - How lov'd, how honour'd once, avails thee not, To whom related, or by whom begot ; A heap of dust alone remains of thee, 'Tis all thou art, and all the proud shall be ! Poets themselves must fall, like those they sung, Deaf the prais'd ear, and mute the tuneful tongue.
35 페이지 - I will give you our bill of fare, and the general prices of things : — A soup, a roast fowl, curry and rice, a mutton pie, a fore-quarter of lamb, a rice pudding, tarts, very good cheese, fresh churned butter, fine bread, excellent Madeira...
125 페이지 - The. country about being overspread with Paganism, the custom of wives burning with their deceased husbands, is also practised here. Before the Mogul's war, Mr. Channock went one time with his ordinary guard of soldiers, to see a young widow act that tragical catastrophe ; but he was so smitten with the widow's beauty, that he sent his guards to take her by force from her executioners, find conducted her to his own lodgings.
180 페이지 - Upon these mountains are people which have ears of a span long; if their ears be not long they call them apes. They say that when they be upon the mountains they see ships in the sea sailing to and fro; but they know not from whence they come nor whither they go. There are merchants which...
5 페이지 - O God we offer the sacrifice to you — give us good crops, seasons and health", after which they address the victim, "We bought you with a price, and did not seize you — now we sacrifice you according to custom, and no sin rests on us.
204 페이지 - Y thers have no authority, they wait upon the elder as his servants, and can be turned out of doors at his pleasure, without its being incumbent upon him to provide for them. On the death of the eldest brother his property, authority, and widow devolve upon his next brother.
89 페이지 - Alas, and well-a-day ! Then on a Sunday after prayers, while waiting in the porch. His talk was of the;Bishop, and the vestry, and the church ; And two or three select young men would dine with him that day, To taste his old Madeira, and his curry called Malay. For famous was the table, that good Mr. Simms did keep, With his home-fed ducks, his Madras fowls, and...
125 페이지 - Paganism, and the only part of Christianity that was remarkable in him, was burying her decently, and he built a Tomb over her, where all his Life after her Death, he kept the anniversary Day of her Death by sacrificing a Cock on her Tomb after the Pagan Manner...
162 페이지 - ... of the water three times, and so goe to their gods which stand in those houses. Some of them will wash a place which is their length, and then will pray...
144 페이지 - Agra and Fatepore are two very great cities, either of them much greater than London and very populous. Between Agra and Fatepore are twelve miles2, and all the way is a market of victuals and other things, as full as though a man were still in a town and so many people as if a man were in a market.