“If the woman has the physical fitness and the meritorious luck to bear his children, the family was a fortunate one. Villagers always looked at sterility with a squinted eye, and its fault and the misfortune lay solely on the woman's part. As such, a childless woman often became culprit for her entire life.” CultureVillageCasteInfertilitySinhaleseSrilankaDrummersCinnamon GardensChildless Women Book:The Master's Daughter Source: The Master's Daughter