Publications, Issue 34Oriental Translation Fund of Great Britain and Ireland, 1833 - 224 pages |
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Page 101
... receiving presents from others ; fourthly , modesty , by which all derision or abuse of others , and all self ... received , perfectly comprehends the four inevitable states , through which every living being must pass ; to him ...
... receiving presents from others ; fourthly , modesty , by which all derision or abuse of others , and all self ... received , perfectly comprehends the four inevitable states , through which every living being must pass ; to him ...
Page 182
... received with the first wife descends to her children , and that acquired with the inferior wives to their respective children . VIII . The first - born son , after having received his portion of the inheritance , ought to take a ...
... received with the first wife descends to her children , and that acquired with the inferior wives to their respective children . VIII . The first - born son , after having received his portion of the inheritance , ought to take a ...
Page 219
... received upon it ; but if he does not ask for his money for a long time , the holder of the trust may lawfully make use of the interest received . XXI . When a brother takes his share of the 2 E 2 BURMESE EMPIRE . 219 XVI. ...
... received upon it ; but if he does not ask for his money for a long time , the holder of the trust may lawfully make use of the interest received . XXI . When a brother takes his share of the 2 E 2 BURMESE EMPIRE . 219 XVI. ...
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