per plough of land besides the seasonal presents.

In return for this he shaves each cultivator over the head and face about once a fortnight.

The Dhobi or washerman gets half the annual contribution of the blacksmith and carpenter, with the same presents, and in return for this he washes the clothes of the family two or three times a month.

When he brings the clothes home he also receives a meal or a wheaten cake, and well-to-do families give him their old clothes as a present.

The Dhimar or waterman brings water to the house morning and evening, and fills the earthen water-pots placed on a wooden stand or earthen platform outside it.