Memoir of Wm Watts Mcnair 8 2
Memoir of Wm Watts Mcnair 8 2
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The entire population is estimatedat over 200, 000 souls. Their country is picturesque, densely wooded, and wild in the extreme; the men of fine appearance, with sharp Aryanfeatures and keen, penetrating eyes; blue eyes are not common but dooccur, but brown eyes and light hair, even to a golden hue, incombination are not at all uncommon. The general complexion varies totwo extremes, that of extreme fairness--pink rather than blonde, andthe other of bronze, quite as dark as the ordinary Panjabi.... The cast offeatures seems common to both these complexions, but the fairer men ifasked will indicate the dark men as having come from the south, andthat they themselves have come from the north and east. They are, as isalways the case with hill tribes, short of stature, daring to a fault, but lazy, leaving all the agricultural work to their womenkind, andspending their days, when not at war, principally in hunting. They arepassionately fond of dancing, in which both sexes join, scarcelyletting an evening pass without indulging in it around a blasing fire.
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The entire population is estimatedat over 200, 000 souls. Their country is picturesque, densely wooded, and wild in the extreme; the men of fine appearance, with sharp Aryanfeatures and keen, penetrating eyes; blue eyes are not common but dooccur, but brown eyes and light hair, even to a golden hue, incombination are not at all uncommon. The general complexion varies totwo extremes, that of extreme fairness--pink rather than blonde, andthe other of bronze, quite as dark as the ordinary Panjabi.... The cast offeatures seems common to both these complexions, but the fairer men ifasked will indicate the dark men as having come from the south, andthat they themselves have come from the north and east. They are, as isalways the case with hill tribes, short of stature, daring to a fault, but lazy, leaving all the agricultural work to their womenkind, andspending their days, when not at war, principally in hunting. They arepassionately fond of dancing, in which both sexes join, scarcelyletting an evening pass without indulging in it around a blasing fire.
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