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Indian Adventure, Chapter Three

(Sorry I haven't been writing. We've been very busy working on our house.) Shaurya was fishing in his new dam. He got a piece of Native American wild ass sinew, and tied it to a stick. Then he pulled a stone knife from a chital skin belt, and cut a piece about two inches long from a tree branch and sharpened both ends. Then he put a worm on each end, and tied it to the end of the sinew. He quickly caught a Tilapia and two Rohu (tilapia and rohu are both fish). He took the fish back to his hut, and cooked them.

Nile tilapia - Wikipedia

Tilapia

 

Rohu - Wikipedia

 Rohu

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  1. GrandmaApril 6, 2021 at 5:10 PM

    We just ate Tilapia fish a few weeks ago. You can buy it here in the USA. I do not know where to go fishing to find it. What is a chital skin belt? Love, Grandma

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  2. YEPApril 7, 2021 at 2:02 AM

    chitals are small deer that live in India. A chital skin belt is a belt made of chital skin.

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