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understands the native

dialect, - wole has

ans seen a Chinatuan

at his table a admitted him to the slightect confidential intimacy. The intuend of the Surgrean settier upon the wathic mind may

said to be wil. The stereotypen Customs, mauna: Minions Aalitions, Foncitic accrciation, labits of thought and feeling, - all taught from the carve book: -all recognizing the Authorities _ all conveyed in the same Karacters, will not be

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same

the same

are out bud

modified on moulded by strangers from a fan - they Anarage-

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breating Kemselves

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as settier Citizens and who, in crite a them sularin Civilization, me untransly considered in China

belonging

to a less privileged, les incumed, lite farmiïd

farmned race.

4. I am not awai A

of any

legislation in the Glory "freible eestiw and maintaining "Fominant case "move by wild

Eventing

prctice is not equally and impartialiy administered to every section of the Community, and in cases such as the non-administration of baths_ the Admission of Cliner wills, the Police

and Markets Ordinances, - concessions

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