1
They are now Mahometans in Java, but Brahmins in Bali and Lombock.
2
During this part of the ceremony, the attendant Brahmins supplicate the Deity.
3
Nothing is better vouched for than the extraordinary performances of the Brahmins.
4
Every caste, and particularly the Brahmins, have members in every possible occupation.
5
The literary Brahmins and whatever writer is the darling of the hour.
1
Reasoning, the councillor and the Brahmin traversed the whole of Upper Asia.
2
If any writing had to be done the Brahmin was called in.
3
At this the Tiger was bound to eat the Brahmin at once.
4
The Brahmin hero now acknowledges the Kshatriya hero to be his superior.
5
But the Brahmin and the Sudra may both be converted to Christianity.
6
The Brahmin should know how to get there; they teach them that!
7
What is in the Brahmin's books, that is in the Brahmin's heart.
8
Do not forget that your person has been sold to the Brahmin.
9
Simplicity, convenience, decorum, and picturesqueness distinguish the costume of Asirvadam the Brahmin.
10
Once I was Brahmin and proud man, and now I eat crows.
11
The Brahmin chuckled as he paused at the edge of Bruce's camp.
12
Has hardship befallen you, Brahmin, to make you seek such a post?
13
The other hand was buried in the ripped-open belly of the Brahmin.
14
I am a man without a home, a Brahmin's son and Samana.
15
The Brahmin, whose eyes were again dim and filmy, turned to Isaacs.
16
Below me prayed Christian and Jew, Mohammedan and Brahmin, idolater and agnostic.
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