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Page 28
... manner : If a culprit is convicted of a petty offence , the magistrate causes him to be imme- diately chastised and released . The usual punishment on such occa- sions , is the pan - tsee , or bastinade , and the number of blows to be ...
... manner : If a culprit is convicted of a petty offence , the magistrate causes him to be imme- diately chastised and released . The usual punishment on such occa- sions , is the pan - tsee , or bastinade , and the number of blows to be ...
Page 170
... manner similar to their descent . Our difference of opinion with this gentleman , on these topics , does not diminish our respect for his talents ; and , having already delineated his route , it is now our office to detail some of the ...
... manner similar to their descent . Our difference of opinion with this gentleman , on these topics , does not diminish our respect for his talents ; and , having already delineated his route , it is now our office to detail some of the ...
Page 519
... manners with our own . To exemplify the froideur of the Swedish character , he relates the manner in which the King and Queen are received at the Opera , where they enter without the smallest acclamation ; and he says that ' they come ...
... manners with our own . To exemplify the froideur of the Swedish character , he relates the manner in which the King and Queen are received at the Opera , where they enter without the smallest acclamation ; and he says that ' they come ...
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