The Ainu And Their Folk Lore
The Ainu And Their Folk Lore
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They leave a hut by walking back- wards. It is impolite for a woman to turn her back upon a man.
There are many minor rules which have to be observed. Thus, for example, never enter a hut with a head-dress on ; never rush either in or out of a hut, but always go steadily and softly ; never look into a hut through the window, especially the end window ; never go eavesdropping ; do not throw thino-. S out of the window or into the fire ; Ainu Men Saluting.
never address a stranger unless quite ne...cessary before he or she has spoken to you. These rules are binding upon all, men, women, and children alike.
The women are always expected to take their head-dress off when they meet a man, except widows, who never remove their head-dress, but always wear the widow's hood. Women always step out of the way when they see a man coming, and make room for him to pass. They always 193 O The Ainu and Their Folk- Lore.
salute a man when they meet one by covering the mouth with the hand and fixing their eyes upon the ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They leave a hut by walking back- wards. It is impolite for a woman to turn her back upon a man.
There are many minor rules which have to be observed. Thus, for example, never enter a hut with a head-dress on ; never rush either in or out of a hut, but always go steadily and softly ; never look into a hut through the window, especially the end window ; never go eavesdropping ; do not throw thino-. S out of the window or into the fire ; Ainu Men Saluting.
never address a stranger unless quite ne...cessary before he or she has spoken to you. These rules are binding upon all, men, women, and children alike.
The women are always expected to take their head-dress off when they meet a man, except widows, who never remove their head-dress, but always wear the widow's hood. Women always step out of the way when they see a man coming, and make room for him to pass. They always 193 O The Ainu and Their Folk- Lore.
salute a man when they meet one by covering the mouth with the hand and fixing their eyes upon the ground.
What to read after The Ainu And Their Folk Lore?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Batchelor to read onlineMoreLess
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