Publications, Issue 34Oriental Translation Fund of Great Britain and Ireland, 1833 - 224 pages |
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Page 121
... given to those assembled ; which is succeeded by music , singing and dancing . Boxing - matches , in which the Burmese are very expert , are also made , and prizes given to the victors , consisting of handkerchiefs , pieces of cloth ...
... given to those assembled ; which is succeeded by music , singing and dancing . Boxing - matches , in which the Burmese are very expert , are also made , and prizes given to the victors , consisting of handkerchiefs , pieces of cloth ...
Page 181
... given to the second wife , two to her children , and the remaining one to the children of the former marriage . But if , on the contrary the great increase took place before the second marriage , and ceased with it , after having set ...
... given to the second wife , two to her children , and the remaining one to the children of the former marriage . But if , on the contrary the great increase took place before the second marriage , and ceased with it , after having set ...
Page 213
... given an ox or any thing else to another in sign of friend- ship , or if he has given him one of his female slaves for a concubine , and afterwards wishes to resume his gift , he must still leave half what he has given , or half its ...
... given an ox or any thing else to another in sign of friend- ship , or if he has given him one of his female slaves for a concubine , and afterwards wishes to resume his gift , he must still leave half what he has given , or half its ...
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