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الصفحة 376
Milk produced by the cows that belong to a certain household is very rarely brought outside the limits of the compound ; in other words , it is milked , refined and consumed primarily by the members of the household .
Milk produced by the cows that belong to a certain household is very rarely brought outside the limits of the compound ; in other words , it is milked , refined and consumed primarily by the members of the household .
الصفحة 377
When milk is given away , the owner of the calf must be certain that the receiver has no evil intentions and must trust that he or she will not , out of carelessness , expose the milk to sorcery or ritual pollution in any form .
When milk is given away , the owner of the calf must be certain that the receiver has no evil intentions and must trust that he or she will not , out of carelessness , expose the milk to sorcery or ritual pollution in any form .
الصفحة 378
that milk might not be sold , and my informants claimed to know of no cases in the village where milk had been exchanged for money . These statements seemed to be consistent with my observations during fieldwork .
that milk might not be sold , and my informants claimed to know of no cases in the village where milk had been exchanged for money . These statements seemed to be consistent with my observations during fieldwork .
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