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    【】thenservedonthesaplatehporkorroastgoose,they

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    aratteroffood,toheygive

    theelvesselvesaroundadiable.anybig

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    suffianbeing.thisisduetoafalsestandardof

    urtesy,andtothefactthatasurseafterurseisservedduringdihe

    peoplearesupposedtobeoupiedindifferentesorsofpoetry

    duriervals,erequiredandgivesretiforthestoilatethefood.stprobablytherelativelyloiency

    ofentoffiare

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    prevalenensailnts,likediseasesoftheliverandthekidneys,hare

    periodicallyannouhene

    thepoliticalarenaforreasonsofnvenience.

    
    althoughtheeseyleafroheagreatdaboutasenseofproportion

    inarrangingforfeasts,theyhave,inthisfieldasindie,nyfausand

    oteachtheeers.intheokingofordinarythingslike

    vegetablesandchis,theesehavearichstoretohandtothe,he

    bleenoughtoleait.thisseeunlikelyuntilahasbuilt

    afeittedthat

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    usetalkingaboutit.therearethousandsofenglishnintheshanghaisettlent

    eppedinsideaeserestaurant,andtheesearebad

    evas.iononanybodyetoaskforit.we

    havenogunboats,anyogoupthe

    thasorthessissippiandshoottheenglishorthearisintoheavenagainst

    theirwill.

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    parativeabsenseesdrunkardsireets.

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    therearespecialbooksaboutteadrinkingastherearespecialbooksaboutinse

    andaionof

    thisnature,thedrinkingofteahaslouredourdailylifeasanation,andgivesriseto

    theinstitutionofteahousesateequivalentsofecafesfor

    thenpeople