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147 ([return])
[ The priestly caste sprang, as has been said, from the noblest part of the Demiurgus; the three others from lower members.]

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148 ([return])
[ A chew of betel leaf and spices is offered by the master of the house when dismissing a visitor.]

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149 ([return])
[ Respectable Hindus say that receiving a fee for a daughter is like selling flesh.]

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150 ([return])
[ A modern custom amongst the low caste is for the bride and bridegroom, in the presence of friends, to place a flower garland on each other’s necks, and thus declare themselves man and wife. The old classical Gandharva-lagan has been before explained.]

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151 ([return])
[ Meaning that the sight of each other will cause a smile, and that what one purposes the other will consent to.]