Publications, Issue 34Oriental Translation Fund of Great Britain and Ireland, 1833 - 224 pages |
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... punished in the Niria , or what is properly called hell . And first with regard to animals . Some Burmese Doctors ... punishment . Those Those who do not keep a guard upon their tongue 20 DESCRIPTION OF THE.
... punished in the Niria , or what is properly called hell . And first with regard to animals . Some Burmese Doctors ... punishment . Those Those who do not keep a guard upon their tongue 20 DESCRIPTION OF THE.
Page 203
... punished by the judge . But if he be of a more noble condition , he must give her a dower corresponding to her state in life . If his condition be the same as the girl's , he must first be punished , and then must marry the girl , or ...
... punished by the judge . But if he be of a more noble condition , he must give her a dower corresponding to her state in life . If his condition be the same as the girl's , he must first be punished , and then must marry the girl , or ...
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... punished by the judge , provided it was not involuntary . They also must be punished who sit down or sleep in the places appropriated to the Talapoins , the Brahmins or the Mandarins . Those too are liable to punishment who dare to put ...
... punished by the judge , provided it was not involuntary . They also must be punished who sit down or sleep in the places appropriated to the Talapoins , the Brahmins or the Mandarins . Those too are liable to punishment who dare to put ...
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