Folk Tales of the Khasis
Folk Tales of the Khasis
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After a little palaver according to custom, a bargain was struck, and U Ksew became the owner of one good-sized jar of ktung rymbai, which he cheerfully took on his back. He made his way across the hills to Luri Lura fair, chuckling to himself as he anticipated the sensation he would create and the profits he would gain, and the praise he would win for being so enter- prising.
On the way he encountered many of the animals who like himself were all going to Luri Lura, and carrying merchandise on... their backs to sell at the fair : to them U Ksew boasted of the wonderful food he had discovered and was bringing with him to the market in the earthen jar under the clay seal. He talked so much about it xm HOW THE DOG LIVED WITH MAN 71 that the contents of the earthen jar became the general topic of conversation between the animals, for never had such an article been known at Luri Lura.
When he arrived at the fair the dog walked in with great consequence, and installed himself and his earthen jar in the most central place with much clatter and ostentation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After a little palaver according to custom, a bargain was struck, and U Ksew became the owner of one good-sized jar of ktung rymbai, which he cheerfully took on his back. He made his way across the hills to Luri Lura fair, chuckling to himself as he anticipated the sensation he would create and the profits he would gain, and the praise he would win for being so enter- prising.
On the way he encountered many of the animals who like himself were all going to Luri Lura, and carrying merchandise on... their backs to sell at the fair : to them U Ksew boasted of the wonderful food he had discovered and was bringing with him to the market in the earthen jar under the clay seal. He talked so much about it xm HOW THE DOG LIVED WITH MAN 71 that the contents of the earthen jar became the general topic of conversation between the animals, for never had such an article been known at Luri Lura.
When he arrived at the fair the dog walked in with great consequence, and installed himself and his earthen jar in the most central place with much clatter and ostentation.
What to read after Folk Tales of the Khasis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Rafy to read onlineMoreLess
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