Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-03
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i mod; Il; ~ f;xrs ~ ~ 40 c...e1 -.
trat;nn - 81. faco 4, .,o,,,,,,,,,, q.
ther ab,;a.ma,,t g th;s 5; ~ 8. -. s.
t;traa 80 IS a., :. .,,h:,. ~. ~. -. -
~ tha grorna N, ,,aa. 60. 49,.
the Emr.,ro of ,,,ss;, 10. ,ro,v,,s,, -.
nobility did homaga nv hand;nc dcu S.,
their hsads ana ,,na..;.c +h,,,. = q.
4 saat IL ..o uau. .av. 800.
modification I, ,.r,>s,,.,aa Z. AZ a,,.;..
Is IA bnn,aa. wh,,a s..,.s..,... $.
perior. In 1,abor,ev tt.r co.. 5, III.
ana les ~ shr.,,a so.....s 1r.:-,s.. !,
fhis br;nos = ~ = ~ s..;.,as - ,.s;s.
IN ll.fonrs and J st;,, s.,..ssu a sa;a
cation gives tba ott;t,aa e ,,.ao,;r.
SLIGHTLY loss ah;aat :
lree ara az ,..t,...
mo tta Lnae rrha r.ra 49,, 49,.
snnar;or ,,v Lraa,;no 49,.
nara,v ~ a,o :. 49,, - 80
roino u kraaly Th;s a,,.;.. -
among o,,rse,yos i a. sa,,-s.. ~, $3.50
om;tt;rr the ,,ar,, 80. ~
J -amo;,s : ~ 49, se.,. - WV.
aeco,nna,,;sa M 49, $3.50, 10y sn''n
benca wo 80 ~ 49, 20 ~. ,..'1'e'
snect. and tb;s noss.s -. ;.s., ~
transactions from tho hn,,t,, .a,ss !.
u;,dr - tho fa,,,I;.. 80 - .....1 !.
friend rho transition = = araa,,a,
and the intermediate ,,bases GO ahr,
dainty .xamn,;t,ea that y { ;r,,as:,.,
}. ,,o,,,,, ia. e,a,. J. -
Of this T.; v;a, act sc ro,1or. o.;.aa...
Similar; IN or;c,n !. tho .o;,;,,l. - -.
hat ~ a resnectr,, so,rto r. ,,;.u;.;,.s
states the con,pered nan snrranda,s
himself his weapops and whatever IS
his clothine is worth having. hano.
stripping becomes mark Of submission.
Cook, for instance, relates Of some Tahi-
tians, "they took off a great part Of
their clothes and put them on us.n IN
another tribe this ceremony is abridged
to the presentation Of the girdle only. In
Abyssinia interiors strip to the girdle be-
fore superiors. A further abridgemrnt
is found among the natives of the Gold
Coast, who salute Europeans by slightly
removing their robe from the left Shout
der; but eyen there special respect is
shown by completely. uncovering the
shoulder. In other tribes they also dotf
the cap. Hence it seems that 1.-THE re-.
moval Of the hat among European peo-
pie, often reduced among ourselves to
touching the hat, is a remnant Of that
process of unclothing himself by which
in early times the captlye expressed the
yielding up of all he had.o
MT leso ;ntarast;rc % " snonoo,,s =.
n,anat;on oftha origin &c shal;nr hona.
From kissing M = natnra, s;cn ~ foo
ton to kissing the. hand !. (. oon,,,,,
nent the trans;,;o, s. easv ana rao,,r..
M fnrther .xn,onot;on g.. a;,..,..:
ne affection no lose .hon s,,,..;.... !.
an essent;a, mart ~ rron;t;ot,rv o,.e
monv uIf of two nersors oooh ,,,;.,. :.
IN maka nm ohe;sonoo - ~ ...a. -.
k;ssiny his hand and o.oh ~ oe 49,,
n,;ment ref,ses 70 ha,a -. o,ua -
k;ssaa wba, NIL, h,nnan, IT,. !.
when leav;n, a roon, aaoh ~ 49,.
como nroros;n,, .o .;,,, ~ -.
da,es w;,, -.c,.o =, ). s.s4 -, -,
vii, rasn,t ot tho aoo,,, ;, ...,.,a a...a...
Of movements nrevent;nn a;4hor g..
aavono;r,. so ;so,.h o.,
the others hand and res,,.o. 70 hauoh;,
own Kissed tbero vii, ros,lt .o;s;n 81
the hand If each hn ~. o.hor +on,.a
b;s own Inns. and nv 4be o4hor = a,a,
ina of;t dawn aga;n ana 90 ~. .,.o,
nately. CLEARLY tha di,,aroncs hstwoan
the s;mn,e soneeza RI which hi. .o,,.o
~ NOW often abr;deea and tho ia e,sh
toned hearty shake exceeds tho d;far
ence betwee. h,artv sbal. and ~.
movement that would result from +h. az
fart If zach r. L;sS n. h,naoe.Lo4 ,,