A Bachelor Girl in Burma;
A Bachelor Girl in Burma;
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At another stall the comestibles were more savoury ; there were all sorts of little dishes filled with highly seasoned, dark coloured meats, fish, and hard- boiled eggs cut in half; nearly everjrthing was soaked in curry powder and condiments. Horrible decaying fish formed a prominent article of diet. Many of the people who came to buy food were natives of India, and it was noticeable that the things were not handed to them in the stall-keeper's fingers, but each was allowed to take his own; we... have not arrived at so much nicety even in our London tea-shops 1 Then we passed into the fruit and vegetable market, where on every side lay the unknown. Great masses of finger-like stuff resembling coral, huge bunches of Gargantuan horse-radish, branching stalks with clusters of green and yellow fruit like little pears from which is made betel for chewing. Masses of water melons were cut open and showed such a delightful rose-pink that I was tempted to buy one, but found the only taste a faint flavour of holly or ivy.
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At another stall the comestibles were more savoury ; there were all sorts of little dishes filled with highly seasoned, dark coloured meats, fish, and hard- boiled eggs cut in half; nearly everjrthing was soaked in curry powder and condiments. Horrible decaying fish formed a prominent article of diet. Many of the people who came to buy food were natives of India, and it was noticeable that the things were not handed to them in the stall-keeper's fingers, but each was allowed to take his own; we... have not arrived at so much nicety even in our London tea-shops 1 Then we passed into the fruit and vegetable market, where on every side lay the unknown. Great masses of finger-like stuff resembling coral, huge bunches of Gargantuan horse-radish, branching stalks with clusters of green and yellow fruit like little pears from which is made betel for chewing. Masses of water melons were cut open and showed such a delightful rose-pink that I was tempted to buy one, but found the only taste a faint flavour of holly or ivy.
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