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126 The Traveller Obtains a Cattle and the Villager a Trouble . 127 XXVI . TAI - CHIKU ( R ) . 129 XXVII . YI ( T ) 131 Arbitration of Yokohama Gas Question . 132 Electric Light .. 134 XXVIII . TAI - KWA ( KiB ) .
126 The Traveller Obtains a Cattle and the Villager a Trouble . 127 XXVI . TAI - CHIKU ( R ) . 129 XXVII . YI ( T ) 131 Arbitration of Yokohama Gas Question . 132 Electric Light .. 134 XXVIII . TAI - KWA ( KiB ) .
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These wise personages surely did not mean to trouble us with intentional fastidious expressions . My present perplexity must be from the insufficiency of my endeavours . " I now excited myself , committed the whole volume into my memory ...
These wise personages surely did not mean to trouble us with intentional fastidious expressions . My present perplexity must be from the insufficiency of my endeavours . " I now excited myself , committed the whole volume into my memory ...
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Shūzo , another , is a physician , who if employed will save the trouble and expense of hiring a doctor from outside , when the prisoners get ill or hurted . Moreover , these three are extraordinary fellows who , when set free some ...
Shūzo , another , is a physician , who if employed will save the trouble and expense of hiring a doctor from outside , when the prisoners get ill or hurted . Moreover , these three are extraordinary fellows who , when set free some ...
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ticipate it will be a great help to us , and I should like to trouble you with your ' Eki ' for this purpose . “ Certainly . ” was my reply , “ But before going to divine what will be the established religion , I shall first of all ...
ticipate it will be a great help to us , and I should like to trouble you with your ' Eki ' for this purpose . “ Certainly . ” was my reply , “ But before going to divine what will be the established religion , I shall first of all ...
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The military caste were living on their hereditary rations , obtained by their ancestors through their achievements , and they do not know the trouble of working and obtaining food and clothes by themselves . At the Revolution they were ...
The military caste were living on their hereditary rations , obtained by their ancestors through their achievements , and they do not know the trouble of working and obtaining food and clothes by themselves . At the Revolution they were ...
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| Title | The Takashima Ekidan |
| Authors | 嘉右衛門·高島, Shigetake Sugiura |
| Publisher | Keigyōsha, 1893 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 20 Oct 2008 |
| Length | 317 pages |
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