Publications, Issue 34Oriental Translation Fund of Great Britain and Ireland, 1833 - 224 pages |
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Page 58
... honour and rank ; and , without any process of law , can put to death , not only criminals guilty of capital offences , but any individual who happens to incur his displeasure . It is here a perilous thing for a person to become ...
... honour and rank ; and , without any process of law , can put to death , not only criminals guilty of capital offences , but any individual who happens to incur his displeasure . It is here a perilous thing for a person to become ...
Page 105
Father Sangermano, Oriental Translation Fund. of honour and incapacity for learning ; unseasonable wanderings expose a ... honour and respect ; they must make way for them whenever they are in their company , must go to meet them , wash ...
Father Sangermano, Oriental Translation Fund. of honour and incapacity for learning ; unseasonable wanderings expose a ... honour and respect ; they must make way for them whenever they are in their company , must go to meet them , wash ...
Page 179
... honour to his benefactor , but also to supply all his wants , in case that he falls into poverty ; and if he neglects these duties , the judge may give to the benefactor one half of his goods . Such children as do not perform the above ...
... honour to his benefactor , but also to supply all his wants , in case that he falls into poverty ; and if he neglects these duties , the judge may give to the benefactor one half of his goods . Such children as do not perform the above ...
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