but Sibia, In All Her Life From Birth To Death, Was Market For Work. Since She could Toddle, She Had Husked Corn, And Gathered Sticks, And Put Dung To dry, And Cooked And Weeded, And Carried, And Fetched Water, And Cut Grass for Fodder. she Was Going With Her Mother And Some Other Women Now To Get Paper grass From The Cliffs Above The River. When You Had Enough Of It, You Could take It Down By Bullock Cart To The Railhead And Sell It To The Agent Who would Arrange For Its Dispatch To The Paper Mills. - 08: The Blue Bead By Norah Burke

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08: The Blue Bead by Norah Burke

But Sibia, in all her life from birth to death, was market for work. Since she could toddle, she had husked corn, and gathered sticks, and put dung to dry, and cooked and weeded, and carried, and fetched water, and cut grass for fodder. She was going with her mother and some other women now to get paper grass from the cliffs above the river. When you had enough of it, you could take it down by bullock cart to the railhead and sell it to the agent who would arrange for its dispatch to the paper mills.:with Solutions -

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But Sibia, in all her life from birth to death, was market for work. Since she could toddle, she had husked corn, and gathered sticks, and put dung to dry, and cooked and weeded, and carried, and fetched water, and cut grass for fodder. She was going with her mother and some other women now to get paper grass from the cliffs above the river. When you had enough of it, you could take it down by bullock cart to the railhead and sell it to the agent who would arrange for its dispatch to the paper mills.