Cults, customs and superstitions of India. Rev. and enl. ed. With illus. from photographs and from drawings by William Campbell Oman (1908)
Oman, John Campbell, 1841-1911 · London T.F. Unwin · leaf 268
esome drink tothe thirsty on this auspicious occasion. At Bhadarkali the scene presented to the eye was in-teresting and animated. An extensive encampment madeup mostly of shamiydnas, or canvas pavilions, and tents,occupied a considerable space in the neighbourhood of thetemple, and gave shelter to… … AT THE FAIE 205 in tasteful designs. Fruiterers were well represented,their stalls pretty with green and yellow melons, plan-tains and other fruits of the season. And there were alsoflies in myriads, not at all shy, and keenly appreciative ofboth sweets and fruits. How ever did they contrive to…
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