India From the Sublime to the Ridiculous
India From the Sublime to the Ridiculous
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In Igatpuri, we have a number of houses given over to dhobi occupants. The dhobi enjoys living near others of his caste; therefore, where one is others will be found.
India's washerman has some utensils that Noah left. He uses mud stoves, rough sticks for racks, and any rough stone will do for a washboard. Before we left New York city for India, we pur- TO THE RIDICULOUS 79 chased a small washboard with hopes of introducing something better than a stone in washing clothes. Onr hopes thus far ha...ve been blighted, as they are not slow to give us to understand, though it is in a meek, mild way, that what is good enough for their renowned ancestors is good enough for them.
The dhcbi commences his wash in a pe- culiar way. He has a brass vessel two feet in diameter and eight inches deep which is nearly filled with water. Then some soap or khar, a sort of salt mineral, is added to the water, and the vessel placed on the mud stove and securely ce- mented in with mud. A few sticks are placed across the top of the vessel and the soiled clothes piled upon them, oftentimes reaching as high as five feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In Igatpuri, we have a number of houses given over to dhobi occupants. The dhobi enjoys living near others of his caste; therefore, where one is others will be found.
India's washerman has some utensils that Noah left. He uses mud stoves, rough sticks for racks, and any rough stone will do for a washboard. Before we left New York city for India, we pur- TO THE RIDICULOUS 79 chased a small washboard with hopes of introducing something better than a stone in washing clothes. Onr hopes thus far ha...ve been blighted, as they are not slow to give us to understand, though it is in a meek, mild way, that what is good enough for their renowned ancestors is good enough for them.
The dhcbi commences his wash in a pe- culiar way. He has a brass vessel two feet in diameter and eight inches deep which is nearly filled with water. Then some soap or khar, a sort of salt mineral, is added to the water, and the vessel placed on the mud stove and securely ce- mented in with mud. A few sticks are placed across the top of the vessel and the soiled clothes piled upon them, oftentimes reaching as high as five feet.
What to read after India From the Sublime to the Ridiculous?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W J Rogers to read onlineMoreLess
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