Publications, Issue 34Oriental Translation Fund of Great Britain and Ireland, 1833 - 224 pages |
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Page 89
... thing to eat however small , or any thing else for their private use , which has not been first presented to them . For this reason they are obliged at almost every moment to go through the ceremony called Akat , which signifies a ...
... thing to eat however small , or any thing else for their private use , which has not been first presented to them . For this reason they are obliged at almost every moment to go through the ceremony called Akat , which signifies a ...
Page 91
... thing , " but merely ask its price . And if he is obliged to sell or exchange any thing , he must not speak of it in direct terms , but say , " Such and such a thing is useless to me , but I have need of your goods , etc. " 22. In ...
... thing , " but merely ask its price . And if he is obliged to sell or exchange any thing , he must not speak of it in direct terms , but say , " Such and such a thing is useless to me , but I have need of your goods , etc. " 22. In ...
Page 197
... thing he has agreed to purchase , unless he has paid down the earnest - money , which is forfeited if he afterwards fails in his promise . When two persons entering into partnership buy any thing in common , and one of them dies , his ...
... thing he has agreed to purchase , unless he has paid down the earnest - money , which is forfeited if he afterwards fails in his promise . When two persons entering into partnership buy any thing in common , and one of them dies , his ...
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