A Burmese Enchantment
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In the early Rains these crops cover the ground with a sheen of green shoots. All through December and January the villagers live A BURMESE ENCHANTMENT. 167 in the fields in little huts, protecting the ripening ears. These huts are built on steep ground. Long platforms are run out in front, projecting high above the sloping fields. Bamboo ropes radiate from the huts to clappers in ail parts of the field. The Marus then look like spiders in the middle of their rope-webs.
The cultivated area is t...he common property of the village. Many minor crops are also raised, the whole lot springing up in confusion together. Beans are grown on tall poles along the pathways. After harvest grain is distributed to each house, according to the number of its inmates. The balance is pet aside for barter with Chinese traders in exchange for salt, sugar, opium, and garments.
By this time the winter is over. The thatching season has come once more, and the whole round of toil begins all over again.
Thatching time is a festive season.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the early Rains these crops cover the ground with a sheen of green shoots. All through December and January the villagers live A BURMESE ENCHANTMENT. 167 in the fields in little huts, protecting the ripening ears. These huts are built on steep ground. Long platforms are run out in front, projecting high above the sloping fields. Bamboo ropes radiate from the huts to clappers in ail parts of the field. The Marus then look like spiders in the middle of their rope-webs.
The cultivated area is t...he common property of the village. Many minor crops are also raised, the whole lot springing up in confusion together. Beans are grown on tall poles along the pathways. After harvest grain is distributed to each house, according to the number of its inmates. The balance is pet aside for barter with Chinese traders in exchange for salt, sugar, opium, and garments.
By this time the winter is over. The thatching season has come once more, and the whole round of toil begins all over again.
Thatching time is a festive season.
What to read after A Burmese Enchantment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C M Colin Metcalfe Enriquez to read onlineMoreLess
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