what does this line mean?????
How can one admire a girl with milk stains on one side of her face and wetness on the other or so young that she doesn't even know how to bite her fingers?
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It means that one should marry a girl of their own age rather than one who is way too small that she still drinks milk (milk stains) and she still cries (wetness).
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Ranga, the protagonist of the story was not interested in marrying at a very young age. Moreover, he wanted to marry a girl who was quite matured. In the above lines Ranga implies that man should wed a girl whom he loves and not marrying a person who is yet to be matured and understand the significance of marriage.
EXPLANATION:
- This expression reveals Ranga's views about girls. The phrase bite her fingers depicts a small child biting its fingers which perhaps describe the child’s innocence.
- Similarly, the phrase milk stains on one side could imply a milk drinking child which is used to describe infants who have not been having.
- Both of these are generally used against a grown up individual, and tends to talk about the innocence of that individual if it is used in a positive manner or immaturity, if it is used in a negative manner
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