 The painted streets alive with hum of noon, The traders cross-legged 'mid their spice and grain, The buyers with their money in the cloth, The war of words to cheapen this or that, The shout to clear the road, the huge stone wheels, The strong slow oxen...  A Hand-book of Benares - Page 13by Arthur Parker - 1901 - 85 pagesFull view - About this book
 | C. H. Forbes-Lindsay - 1903 - 462 pages
...noon; The traders, cross-legged, "raid their epice and grain ; The buyers, with their money in the cloth; The war of words to cheapen this or that •...stone wheels, The strong, slow oxen and their rustling loads ; The singing bearers with the palanquins, The broad-necked hamals, sweating in the sun ; The... | |
 | C. H. Forbes-Lindsay - 1903 - 476 pages
...cross-legned, 'mid their spice and grain; The buyers, with their money in the cloth; The war of wonls to cheapen this or that ; The shout to clear the road,...stone wheels, The strong, slow oxen and their rustling loads; The singing bearers with the palanquins, The broad-necked hamals, sweating in the sun ; The... | |
 | Sir Edwin Arnold - 1920 - 288 pages
...hum of noon, The traders cross-legged 'mid their spice and grain, The buyers with their money in the cloth, The war of words to cheapen this or that, The...stone wheels, The strong slow oxen and their rustling loads, The singing bearers with the palanquins, The broad-necked hamals sweating in the sun, The housewives... | |
 | Yutang Lin - 1942 - 612 pages
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 | Yutang Lin - 1942 - 1132 pages
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 | Yutang Lin - 1942 - 1136 pages
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 | 1992 - 257 pages
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 | Martin Montgomery - 2000 - 390 pages
...hum of noon. The traders cross-legged 'mid their spice and grain. The buyers with their money in the cloth. The war of words to cheapen this or that. The...stone wheels. The strong slow oxen and their rustling loads. The singing bearers with the palanquins. The broad-necked hamals sweating in the sun. The housewives... | |
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