Wild Races of South Eastern India
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The marriage ceremony of the Khyoungtha is distinctive and uncommon. On a young man attaining a marriageable age, that is, about seventeen or eighteen, his parents look about for some young girl who would be a good wife to him, unless, as is more often the case, he has fixed upon a partner for himself. Having determined upon a suitable match, a male relative of the family is sent off to the girl's parents to arrange matte...rs. On arriving at their village, he proceeds to the house ; and before going up the house-ladder, he gives the usual salutation, with both hands joined and raised to the forehead. " Ogatsa" he says, " a boat has come to your landing-place ; will 126 THE KHYOUNGTHA.
you bind it or loose it?" A favourable re- sponse is given, and he then goes up into the house. On seating himself, he asks, " Are the supports of the house firm ?" If the answer is, " They are firm, " it is favourable, and matters may then be more fully entered into.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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The marriage ceremony of the Khyoungtha is distinctive and uncommon. On a young man attaining a marriageable age, that is, about seventeen or eighteen, his parents look about for some young girl who would be a good wife to him, unless, as is more often the case, he has fixed upon a partner for himself. Having determined upon a suitable match, a male relative of the family is sent off to the girl's parents to arrange matte...rs. On arriving at their village, he proceeds to the house ; and before going up the house-ladder, he gives the usual salutation, with both hands joined and raised to the forehead. " Ogatsa" he says, " a boat has come to your landing-place ; will 126 THE KHYOUNGTHA.
you bind it or loose it?" A favourable re- sponse is given, and he then goes up into the house. On seating himself, he asks, " Are the supports of the house firm ?" If the answer is, " They are firm, " it is favourable, and matters may then be more fully entered into.
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