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Story of an Emigtiant. 259
ranged by native Hindoos were any of the women present
or visible to us, although we knew they were close enough
to see us through windows or gratings. The men
themselves assisted in waiting on us, but tasted nothing in
our presence. When finally the carriages drove up and the
guests parted each one of them received a huge bouquet of
beautiful, fragrant flowers.
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