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so I came to the conclusion they stood or knelt in worship.  On the outskirts of this village was a stone shed into which a spring emptied itself and here it appeared to be the Public washhouse. There were stone troughs and while we stood and watched several women brought clothes up on a wooden tray & pushed them into one of the stone troughs.  Most of the washing consisted of beating the articles with a wooden patter arrangement. All over the hills adjoining the cultivated fields were

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