The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-20
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AncT TIE CHINESE.
7,,v. MANNERS AND Customs.

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DRESSING WARMLY ENOUGH
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nw The Europeans can exist with the thin
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Aud s,owilg oil ia drawn.; uolLins up"
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went I'm the country by canal from Ninepo,
were accu>lola.d to yet cat from the boat.
when tired of setting. and walk awhile urrn
the bank. lis il not strange" thry heard \.
Chinese say, that these p,oplc ,rcicr walk
ing W hen they have IA boat Us we'll as our
s,iyyst.'
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is the only implement thryr,ut.iie rnr cHrrtt-
ms, the most difficult ctmiinations" The
National urd,ii,.lion i; for made dishes more
after ,hc manner Of the French than the Eng
nsh. The hunl,lest peasant is cXpclt in CON
,.nc,ine s,,orv mps.es ont Of the SIMPLEST
materials A'Cliraman. Mr.. Fortune states.
woula storye unon what uscl and p,,haus
ntinups. To lie the harvest diet cr Scottish
l,lorrrs-m,ll, and uorridne for breakfast
and simmer. and bread and beef Cor dinner
The tea maker, whom we took over to India
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