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Every Bhil woman would get one, announced Tantia, if she would swear by Kaladev that she would never hide her face again.

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His latest good work: uncovering the Bhil ladies.

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He had some presents, he said, for his sisters, the Bhil women, and he flung open the suitcases he had brought with him.

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The Bhil men sat cross-legged and impassive; the Bhil women stared at the odhnis through the eyeholes in their cloaks.

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The Minas.—These, like the Mewars, are in geographical contact with certain Bhil tribes; in political contact with the Rajpúts—the Mewars with those of Udipúr; the Minas with those of Ajmer, Jeypur, and Kota.

From The Ethnology of the British Colonies and Dependencies by Latham, R. G. (Robert Gordon)