...charm againft the weapons of their enemies. Neither the men nor women are Ib cleanly in their perfons as the Hindus of India, among whom diurnal ablution is a religious as well as a moral duty. Marriages among the Birmans arc not contracted till the age of puberty ; the contract is purely civil;...

...weapons of their enemies. Neither the men nor the women are fo cleanly fir their perfons as the Hindoos of India, among whom diurnal ablution is a religious...an early age, to turn their arms in fuch a manner a< to make them appear diftorted : when the arm is extended the elbow is inverted, the infide of the...

...Nerther the men nor the women arc fo cisanly ii their perfons as the Hindus of India, aroopg v. horn diurnal ablution is a religious as well as a moral duty. Girls are taught, at an early zge, to turn their afras in fuch a manner as to make them appear diftortcJ : when the arm is extended...

...weapons of their enemies. Neither the men nor women are so cleanly in their persons as the Hindoos of India, among whom diurnal ablution is a religious as well as moral duty. Girls are taught at an early age to turn their arms in such a manner as to make them appear...

...weapons of their enemies. Neither the men nor the women are so cleanly in their persons as the Hindoos of India, among whom diurnal ablution is a religious...are taught, at an early age, to turn their arms in such a manner as to make them appear distorted. When the arm is extended the elbow is inverted, the...

...charm againlt the weapons of their enemies. Neither the men ncr women are fo dean in their perfons -as the Hindus of India, among whom diurnal ablution is a religious as well as a moral duty. " Marriages among the Birmans are not contracted till the age of puberty ; the contrail is purely civil...