Sport And Folklore in the Himalaya
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Returning at fall of night; Come tune up the pipe and the drum, To welcome them home from the fight.
1 Boom Mayaro : Markhor ; and Kil Mayaro : ibex in the Shina dialect.
^ Hazal Naril : a famous grazing ground on Nanga Parbat into which the animals are supposed to disappear in summer.
* Darum (or darung) but : literally " drum stone." In narrow pathways and approaches one large rock was placed upon two or more others, so that anyone stepping on it caused it to sway and make a noise, thus givin...g warning of their approach.
* Ghi r clarified butter. It is buried and stored for many years and is one of the chief forms of wealth of the people of the Indus valley. It is greatly appreciated by them when it is about forty years old and — to our ideas — absolutely putrid.
L 162 SPORT AND FOLKLORE IN THE HIMALAYA Thus honouring the victors with music, song, and dancing, all Gilgit rejoiced throughout the night, and only Soni the queen was sad. Not only sad was she, but in her heart burned a fire of anger and of longing for revenge ; and the love that she bore her husband, the Ra, became deadly hatred : for Soni had loved her seven brothers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Returning at fall of night; Come tune up the pipe and the drum, To welcome them home from the fight.
1 Boom Mayaro : Markhor ; and Kil Mayaro : ibex in the Shina dialect.
^ Hazal Naril : a famous grazing ground on Nanga Parbat into which the animals are supposed to disappear in summer.
* Darum (or darung) but : literally " drum stone." In narrow pathways and approaches one large rock was placed upon two or more others, so that anyone stepping on it caused it to sway and make a noise, thus givin...g warning of their approach.
* Ghi r clarified butter. It is buried and stored for many years and is one of the chief forms of wealth of the people of the Indus valley. It is greatly appreciated by them when it is about forty years old and — to our ideas — absolutely putrid.
L 162 SPORT AND FOLKLORE IN THE HIMALAYA Thus honouring the victors with music, song, and dancing, all Gilgit rejoiced throughout the night, and only Soni the queen was sad. Not only sad was she, but in her heart burned a fire of anger and of longing for revenge ; and the love that she bore her husband, the Ra, became deadly hatred : for Soni had loved her seven brothers.
What to read after Sport And Folklore in the Himalaya?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haughton, Henry Lawrence, 1883- to read onlineMoreLess
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