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pletelyshatteredthenativepride.

relationships.

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inanotonlyaskedabouttheaningoflife

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proudofnfucius,hehenation,prouioftheesehaving

goodleatherboots,parisianperfu,theechildren,thexray

handinhandtogether,fatheranddaughterkissingeachother,kissingonthes,

eesearebynatureaproudrausablyso,hewhole

eseolies,forean

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ethateerspossessallthenfuvirtuesof

urseoftheirhistoryexcep1thelasthundredyears.for,thoughpoliticallytheywere

helpedbytheextraterritorialrightsandthegeneroususeofeuropeanbootsagainst

ofhueheanshatitleftpeople

kissingoage,kissingontherail,andkissingeveryhese

butalsoanseaning

urtesy,orderliness,honour,kindliness,urage,andhoyofgovent,and

pianysilarthings,have

selfandlas.asonlycultural

proudoftheirhavingsolvedtheprobleoflifeinallitsethidpolitical

aloreorlessasashock.

uoodlifeinitsralessenceproudoftheirknoannature,and

andforbuddhisthetruenfuishadaleasureofsneering

naturallybeesiveethingthatworksand

buttherenpeoplebeingabletoread,enbeing