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الصفحة 154
But women should be buried on the land of their husbands - thereby raising questions such as : which husband ? were they really married in the first place ? and were they still married at the time they died ? The matter of where a woman ...
But women should be buried on the land of their husbands - thereby raising questions such as : which husband ? were they really married in the first place ? and were they still married at the time they died ? The matter of where a woman ...
الصفحة 161
A mother's care and a husband's rights I had visited Agnes several years before she died and she herself told me that she felt neglected by her husband and children . She had been staying with her mother , at the home of her dead father ...
A mother's care and a husband's rights I had visited Agnes several years before she died and she herself told me that she felt neglected by her husband and children . She had been staying with her mother , at the home of her dead father ...
الصفحة 163
BAD HUSBANDS AND WANDERING WOMEN : BURIAL AT A FATHER'S HOME To those tales of marriage may be compared the ... She bore five children and stuck it out for many years with her husband , who drank enguli ( home distilled gin ) steadily .
BAD HUSBANDS AND WANDERING WOMEN : BURIAL AT A FATHER'S HOME To those tales of marriage may be compared the ... She bore five children and stuck it out for many years with her husband , who drank enguli ( home distilled gin ) steadily .
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