Carpenter's Geographical Reader; Asia
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They cover the outsides of the huts, and piles of them have been stacked up for sale.
Those mud cakes are the fuel of a great part of East India.
They are made of cow-manure and earth mixed together and molded to shape by the hands of the women and girls. Wood is scarce in many parts of Hindustan, and 258 THE VILLAGES OF INDIA the children walk along the roads or through the fields, following the cattle and gathering up every bit to make into fuel. The cooking is all done with such cakes.
But l...et us enter a hut! How uncomfortable it is!
There is nothing homelike about it. The hut has but one room, and it is dark and smoky. There are neither tables Fuel Gatherers.
nor chairs. There is no place to rest except on the earth floor, and the family squat there at their meals.
We ask what they eat, and find that the chief diet con- sists of beans, millet, and similar grains ground up and made into cakes or cooked as a mush. They use pep- pers and other hot things with their food. They seldom have meat ; and, indeed, many of them would as soon think of becoming cannibals as of eating a tenderloin steak.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They cover the outsides of the huts, and piles of them have been stacked up for sale.
Those mud cakes are the fuel of a great part of East India.
They are made of cow-manure and earth mixed together and molded to shape by the hands of the women and girls. Wood is scarce in many parts of Hindustan, and 258 THE VILLAGES OF INDIA the children walk along the roads or through the fields, following the cattle and gathering up every bit to make into fuel. The cooking is all done with such cakes.
But l...et us enter a hut! How uncomfortable it is!
There is nothing homelike about it. The hut has but one room, and it is dark and smoky. There are neither tables Fuel Gatherers.
nor chairs. There is no place to rest except on the earth floor, and the family squat there at their meals.
We ask what they eat, and find that the chief diet con- sists of beans, millet, and similar grains ground up and made into cakes or cooked as a mush. They use pep- pers and other hot things with their food. They seldom have meat ; and, indeed, many of them would as soon think of becoming cannibals as of eating a tenderloin steak.
What to read after Carpenter's Geographical Reader; Asia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank G Frank George Carpenter to read onlineMoreLess
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