A Monograph On Iron And Steel Work in the Province of Bengal
A Monograph On Iron And Steel Work in the Province of Bengal
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In the narrow part of the kachia, just in front of the wooden handle, there is generally a kink. Scythes and other large grass-cutting implements are known in Bengal, but are very little used. Frequently grass is torn up by the roots by the men who get grass for horses. For cutting (!) grass in this way an implement known as khurpd is employed. This form of khurpd is something in shape like a trowel (Plate X, Fig. 19). The grass-cutter takes a tuft of grass in his left hand and slides the khurp...d along the earth to cut the grass off at the root, but more often than not the result is that the grass is torn up root and all. Another form of khurpd with a long narrow blade instead of a short broad one is used as a weeding tool by gardeners (Plate X, Fig. 20). Other forms of weeding tools are the nironee and bida (Orissa). The nironee is in shape very like a tinker's soldering-bolt (Plate X, Fig. 21), whilst the bida is apparently like an English garden-fork.
The garaser (gourasi, gdrdsd) is used for chopping straw for cattle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the narrow part of the kachia, just in front of the wooden handle, there is generally a kink. Scythes and other large grass-cutting implements are known in Bengal, but are very little used. Frequently grass is torn up by the roots by the men who get grass for horses. For cutting (!) grass in this way an implement known as khurpd is employed. This form of khurpd is something in shape like a trowel (Plate X, Fig. 19). The grass-cutter takes a tuft of grass in his left hand and slides the khurp...d along the earth to cut the grass off at the root, but more often than not the result is that the grass is torn up root and all. Another form of khurpd with a long narrow blade instead of a short broad one is used as a weeding tool by gardeners (Plate X, Fig. 20). Other forms of weeding tools are the nironee and bida (Orissa). The nironee is in shape very like a tinker's soldering-bolt (Plate X, Fig. 21), whilst the bida is apparently like an English garden-fork.
The garaser (gourasi, gdrdsd) is used for chopping straw for cattle.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Roy Watson to read onlineMoreLess
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