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Page 194
... women are much more enter- prising in trading than the men because the women own virtually everything ( page 204 ) . A man cannot trade or sell any article without first seeking permission from his wife . If she says no , the article is ...
... women are much more enter- prising in trading than the men because the women own virtually everything ( page 204 ) . A man cannot trade or sell any article without first seeking permission from his wife . If she says no , the article is ...
Page 208
... women paint a thin straight line down the face , beginning on the forehead and continu- ing to the tip of the nose ( Plate VII and pages 194-5 ) . This is intended to make the nose ap- pear less broad and flat . The females wear many ...
... women paint a thin straight line down the face , beginning on the forehead and continu- ing to the tip of the nose ( Plate VII and pages 194-5 ) . This is intended to make the nose ap- pear less broad and flat . The females wear many ...
Page 217
... Women The daily life of the Indian women seemed to me to be easier than the men's . The women have many tasks , often including the carrying of heavy loads , supported by a strap across the forehead , but they seldom worry or seem over ...
... Women The daily life of the Indian women seemed to me to be easier than the men's . The women have many tasks , often including the carrying of heavy loads , supported by a strap across the forehead , but they seldom worry or seem over ...
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Classic Greece Merges Into 1941 News 19 illustrations from photographs 15 illustrations | 93 |
Foremost Fiber of the World By J R HILDEBRAND | 137 |
Echoes from Yugoslavia 16 illustrations from photographs 793 | 152 |
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