Journal of Voyages and Travels by the Rev. Daniel Tyerman and George Bennet, Esq: Deputed from the London Missionary Society, to Visit Their Various Stations in the South Sea Islands, China, India, &c. Between the Years 1821 and 1829, 3. köideCrocker and Brewster, 1832 |
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... . Transparent lanterns are also suspended at suitable places . We were allowed to walk through the sanctuaries , and even handle the idols as we pleased , though several of the attend- MALAYS . 17 ants were at work in the court.
... . Transparent lanterns are also suspended at suitable places . We were allowed to walk through the sanctuaries , and even handle the idols as we pleased , though several of the attend- MALAYS . 17 ants were at work in the court.
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... allowed to swim in a pond or deep pool to cleanse and reinvigorate their weary limbs . This luxury the poor animals love to in- dulge in to the very tips of their muzzles , keeping their bodies completely under water , except at those ...
... allowed to swim in a pond or deep pool to cleanse and reinvigorate their weary limbs . This luxury the poor animals love to in- dulge in to the very tips of their muzzles , keeping their bodies completely under water , except at those ...
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... very courteous to us , and conducted us to the imperial palace , into the apartments of which , however , we were not permitted to enter , but were allowed to drive round 30 EMPEROR GOING TO THE MOSQUE . \ the courts 3 *
... very courteous to us , and conducted us to the imperial palace , into the apartments of which , however , we were not permitted to enter , but were allowed to drive round 30 EMPEROR GOING TO THE MOSQUE . \ the courts 3 *
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... allowed this privilege of exposing themselves to hardships , perils , and death , for their Dutch rulers , because , in a late insurrection , many of them joined the Javanese rebels . The Malays are also ex- cluded , because they are ...
... allowed this privilege of exposing themselves to hardships , perils , and death , for their Dutch rulers , because , in a late insurrection , many of them joined the Javanese rebels . The Malays are also ex- cluded , because they are ...
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... allowed to devour the gross substance . All parties seemed to be highly delighted the priests with what they had done , and the people with what they had got ; though it is said that flesh or any other kind of food thus sacrificed ...
... allowed to devour the gross substance . All parties seemed to be highly delighted the priests with what they had done , and the people with what they had got ; though it is said that flesh or any other kind of food thus sacrificed ...
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