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breathed its odour-laden air for to long a time;
breathed its odour-laden air for too long a time;

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he is content to live on dreamely by some
he is content to live on dreamily by some

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immates of the hotel are all
inmates of the hotel are all

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Pine-apples and mangosteen, velvetry rambootan
Pine-apples and mangosteen, velvety rambootan

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a spacious hall supported on pillars, was brillantly lit.
a spacious hall supported on pillars, was brilliantly lit.

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such as Shakspeare loved as a setting
such as Shakespeare loved as a setting

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Funeral Procession on its way to the Chinese Cimetery.
Funeral Procession on its way to the Chinese Cemetery.

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the attitude of mind and the habits of though identical
the attitude of mind and the habits of thought identical

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He could as soon leave off breathing as leave of buying and selling
He could as soon leave off breathing as leave off buying and selling

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the Northerner's mind when the looks upon a house
the Northerner's mind when he looks upon a house

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and supported on colums
and supported on columns

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a sufficient domiestic staff
a sufficient domestic staff

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and the deepbreathed fragance of flowers
and the deepbreathed fragrance of flowers

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almost in the house, nothwithstanding;
almost in the house, notwithstanding;

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nests on the capitals of the columms,
nests on the capitals of the columns,

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analogous contasts meet one at every step
analogous contrasts meet one at every step

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Thy have more leisure,
They have more leisure,

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a friend, a mere acquintance, an utter stranger,
a friend, a mere acquaintance, an utter stranger,

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invader has suceeded in ousting from
invader has succeeded in ousting from

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wax-white Gardenias, violet Seabiosa, and leaves
wax-white Gardenias, violet Scabiosa, and leaves

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the soft, fragant heap in his basket
the soft, fragrant heap in his basket

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figures in their brigh-hued garments
figures in their bright-hued garments

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the fragant blossom of the asana.
the fragrant blossom of the asana.

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the guidance of its own insticts
the guidance of its own instincts

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a Englismen about a prize-fighter.
as Englishmen about a prize-fighter.

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and the tail protude.
and the tail protrude.

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figures are fixed in a piece of bananastem
figures are fixed in a piece of banana stem

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and posess some knowledge of Kawi
and possess some knowledge of Kawi

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that some well-know "dalang" will hold
that some well-known "dalang" will hold

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the pride of wordly rank and station
the pride of worldly rank and station

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that we many know surely.
that we may know surely.

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thus shamefaced and sad, rejoice exeedingly.
thus shamefaced and sad, rejoice exceedingly.

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as Ardjuna, goes to seek Niwâtakawata
as Ardjuna, goes to seek Niwàtakawaka

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called Ardjuna's marrage feast
called Ardjuna's marriage feast

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In one place were the narrow beach broadens
In one place where the narrow beach broadens

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of the broad-branched nyamploeng trees
of the broad-branched njamploeng trees

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cool a well water
cool as well water

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one old fellow, white-haired and decrepid
one old fellow, white-haired and decrepit

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a group of island, ethereal as cloudlets
a group of islands, ethereal as cloudlets

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whitened the shell-strewd beach
whitened the shell-strewed beach

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Then jamploengs were in flower.
Then njamploengs were in flower.

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its blossoms, fragant, white, and of
its blossoms, fragrant, white, and of

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erected his "tero," the piable bamboo palisade
erected his "tero," the pliable bamboo palisade

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weaving and batikking sarongs
weaving and batiking sarongs

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For my childern are dutiful
For my children are dutiful

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The gardens on each side the road
The gardens on each side of the road

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the Gedeh-crater surrouds, as an impregnable bulwark
the Gedeh-crater surrounds, as an impregnable bulwark

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a tender-pettalled flower to a rock
a tender-petalled flower to a rock

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The gardens are fragant with mignonette
The gardens are fragrant with mignonette

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where four wounderful lakes of green
where four wonderful lakes of green

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with the rhytmic click-clack of the wooden pestles
with the rhythmic click-clack of the wooden pestles

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"They way of the land, the honour of the land,"
"The way of the land, the honour of the land,"

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Our bungalaw on the Tjerimai hillside
Our bungalow on the Tjerimai hillside

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in the near neighbourhood af a native dessa
in the near neighbourhood of a native dessa

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a prosprect of brown huts
a prospect of brown huts

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Raised shad from which the ripening fields are watched.
Raised shed from which the ripening fields are watched.

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Around stretch meadows, ricefields, and plantions of nipahpalm
Around stretch meadows, ricefields, and plantations of nipahpalm

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in return to pay certain taxas
in return to pay certain taxes

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detail about Javanese sacrifical rites
detail about Javanese sacrificial rites

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European children seem insiped by comparison
European children seem insipid by comparison

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Pelgrims returned from Mecca
Pilgrims returned from Mecca

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takes the prayer for fine childeren
takes the prayer for fine children

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under so eleborate a system of agriculture
under so elaborate a system of agriculture

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for the Rice-Bride and Bridegoom to repair
for the Rice-Bride and Bridegroom to repair

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and all thing ready for their reception
and all things ready for their reception

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And I fancied a saw a gleam of satisfaction
And I fancied I saw a gleam of satisfaction

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The symbolical ceromonies were then concluded
The symbolical ceremonies were then concluded

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of a system of political admistration
of a system of political administration

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if a sacriligious hand were laid on his chosen abode
if a sacrilegious hand were laid on his chosen abode

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*Copper Dish, decorated with Wayang-figures
Wayang dancers.

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Raised shad from which the ripening fields are watched.
Raised shed from which the ripening fields are watched.

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Bride and bridegoom sitting in state
Bride and bridegroom sitting in state

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