WITCHCRAFT, 565-566

aggravation, as an element of, 566
penalty, mode of gauging, ordinarily, 565
writing books upon, in case of, 565

WOMEN, 106-108

favour shown, 106

when excluded, 106

licentious women, 107-108

may be bambooed, 107

may commute transportation for cangue, 108
WORKS FOR STUDY, LIST OF, App. III

Wrecking (v. Larceny)

YAO, THE EMPEROR, Intro. p. XXXIX

4: "

14: for

八。人: line 12, for 尢 read 尤

20: a fresh quotation commences at the character

44 lines 13 and 14: for

5o line 14: for 區 read 逼

合。 合

68 II: the common classification of military servitude is

arbitrary and according to distance - thus G

near at hand,

近邊 on the near frontiers, 邊遠 on the remote frontiers,
極邊 on the extreme frontiers, and

at the mines.

p. 68 lines 22 and 23: the characters are in inverse order.

71 line 18: the Chinese phrase should read**

and be inserted after the word 'fetters', line 13.

88 line 22: for 之 read 者

431

16:

:14 ܟ

'case' 'cases'.

སར

'practised by thieves and robbers' read 'met

'with in connection with theft and robbery': after 'life' (line 20)

add as a harbourer'.

P. 538 line 7: for read 槨

"548" 18: add 'Mining law varies much with the locality, and in

'the districts proposed to be developed is in a stage of transition'.
"555 line 9: after 'at large' add 'and this although as in the
'quotation referred to a specific Government monopoly is in
'question': line 12, after 'advantages' insert 'The treatment of
'smuggling varies much with the locality, and numberless local
'regulations are drawn up for its repression'.

In addition to the above there are various obvious spelling and
typographical errors.

N.B. The gist or essentials of the Chinese quotations are given but not, as a rule, translations.

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