Publications, Issue 34Oriental Translation Fund of Great Britain and Ireland, 1833 - 224 pages |
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Page 69
... become fools and idiots , may they undergo every species of most grievous danger and illness ; may they send out from their mouths smoke and fire like that of hell . May they be tormented by all kinds of dirty and abominable complaints ...
... become fools and idiots , may they undergo every species of most grievous danger and illness ; may they send out from their mouths smoke and fire like that of hell . May they be tormented by all kinds of dirty and abominable complaints ...
Page 97
Father Sangermano, Oriental Translation Fund. be thereby supposed that they all become Talapoins . The greater part , after some years , throw off the habit and retire to their homes . But many remain in the Baos with the intention of ...
Father Sangermano, Oriental Translation Fund. be thereby supposed that they all become Talapoins . The greater part , after some years , throw off the habit and retire to their homes . But many remain in the Baos with the intention of ...
Page 107
... become wrinkled , all her teeth to fall out , and her hair to turn grey . The two sisters were thereby convinced of the vanity of their beauty , and became saints . 47. It once happened that a Talapoin conceived a criminal passion for a ...
... become wrinkled , all her teeth to fall out , and her hair to turn grey . The two sisters were thereby convinced of the vanity of their beauty , and became saints . 47. It once happened that a Talapoin conceived a criminal passion for a ...
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