... a great many years to come, a part of her capacity to live long must surely pass into the clothes, and thus stave off for many years the time when they shall be put to their proper use. Folklore - Page 121redigeeritud poolt - 1898Full view - About this book
| Edwin Sidney Hartland - 1895 - 466 lehte
...Old age being a benefit the Chinese prefer above all things, most people have the clothes in question cut out and sewed by an unmarried girl or a very young...many years the moment when they shall be required for use."1 Traces of the same thought are found in the German requirement that in making vinegar, to make... | |
| James George Frazer - 1900 - 510 lehte
...grave-clothes. These are provided by many Chinese in their lifetime, and most people have them cut out and sewn by an unmarried girl or a very young woman, wisely calculating that, since such a person is likely to live a great many years to come, a part of her capacity to live long... | |
| Jan Jakob Maria Groot - 1892 - 426 lehte
...benefit the Chinese prefer above all things, most people have the clothes in question cut out and sewn by an unmarried girl or a very young woman , wisely...years the moment when they, shall be required for use. Amongst all the tin*? lad clothes none is so interesting as the so-called siu i J, » garment for a... | |
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