Publications, Issue 34Oriental Translation Fund of Great Britain and Ireland, 1833 - 224 pages |
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Page 105
... give testimony , nor can he have a wife , or mother - in- law , for no one loves the gambler . Finally , frequenting the company of the vicious will lead a man into the houses of women of ill fame , into drun- kenness and gluttony ...
... give testimony , nor can he have a wife , or mother - in- law , for no one loves the gambler . Finally , frequenting the company of the vicious will lead a man into the houses of women of ill fame , into drun- kenness and gluttony ...
Page 108
... give credit to dreams ; when abused or derided they must not give way to anger , and when praised must not be puffed up ; they must not envy others their Bao , their dress , etc ; they must not flatter benefactors to draw alms from them ...
... give credit to dreams ; when abused or derided they must not give way to anger , and when praised must not be puffed up ; they must not envy others their Bao , their dress , etc ; they must not flatter benefactors to draw alms from them ...
Page 203
... give him her elder sister , and if he has con- summated his marriage with her , he may retain the elder without ... give his daughter to another man . But he must give to his son - in - law the clothes of his wife , if he is going to ...
... give him her elder sister , and if he has con- summated his marriage with her , he may retain the elder without ... give his daughter to another man . But he must give to his son - in - law the clothes of his wife , if he is going to ...
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