Publications, Issue 34Oriental Translation Fund of Great Britain and Ireland, 1833 - 224 pages |
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Page 71
... obliged to furnish for the use of the palace ; and of the presents which on stated days are made by the Mandarins to the Emperor . These must not however be confounded with the presents , which are always necessary when any favour is ...
... obliged to furnish for the use of the palace ; and of the presents which on stated days are made by the Mandarins to the Emperor . These must not however be confounded with the presents , which are always necessary when any favour is ...
Page 89
... obliged to carry over their right shoulder the Avana , a sort of fan made of palm leaves , and one of the disciples carries a piece of leather to sit upon . Every morning the Talapoins must go round the houses begging boiled rice and ...
... obliged to carry over their right shoulder the Avana , a sort of fan made of palm leaves , and one of the disciples carries a piece of leather to sit upon . Every morning the Talapoins must go round the houses begging boiled rice and ...
Page 157
... obliged to be secret in destroying it , for fear of the idolaters . It is said to possess the property of ... obliged either to be continually flapping a great fan , or else to be burning tobacco , by the fumes of which the flies are ...
... obliged to be secret in destroying it , for fear of the idolaters . It is said to possess the property of ... obliged either to be continually flapping a great fan , or else to be burning tobacco , by the fumes of which the flies are ...
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