The Unknown Life of Jesus Christ
The Unknown Life of Jesus Christ
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The poorest, _i. E. _, those who have not the means to purchase arms for hunting, hirethemselves as coolies. This is also an occupation of women, who arevery capable of enduring arduous toil. They are healthier than theirhusbands, whose laziness goes so far that, careless of cold or heat, they are capable of spending a whole night in the open air on a bed ofstones rather than take the trouble to go to bed.
Polyandry (which I shall treat later more fully) causes the formation ofvery large famili...es, who, in common, cultivate their jointly possessedlands, with the assistance of yaks, zos and zomos (oxen and cows). Amember of a family cannot detach himself from it, and when he dies, hisshare reverts to the survivors in common.
They sow but little wheat and the grain is very small, owing to theseverity of the climate. They also harvest barley, which they pulverizebefore selling. When work in the field is ended, all male inhabitants goto gather on the mountain a wild herb called "enoriota, " and large thornbushes or "dama, " which are used as fuel, since combustibles are scarcein Ladak.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The poorest, _i. E. _, those who have not the means to purchase arms for hunting, hirethemselves as coolies. This is also an occupation of women, who arevery capable of enduring arduous toil. They are healthier than theirhusbands, whose laziness goes so far that, careless of cold or heat, they are capable of spending a whole night in the open air on a bed ofstones rather than take the trouble to go to bed.
Polyandry (which I shall treat later more fully) causes the formation ofvery large famili...es, who, in common, cultivate their jointly possessedlands, with the assistance of yaks, zos and zomos (oxen and cows). Amember of a family cannot detach himself from it, and when he dies, hisshare reverts to the survivors in common.
They sow but little wheat and the grain is very small, owing to theseverity of the climate. They also harvest barley, which they pulverizebefore selling. When work in the field is ended, all male inhabitants goto gather on the mountain a wild herb called "enoriota, " and large thornbushes or "dama, " which are used as fuel, since combustibles are scarcein Ladak.
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