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to be disposed of at her own will
tion at the beginning: and
the ques
the Chinese
Mi claus which would supply
mui trai cannot afford
idea
o
to look for a head Some
the ultimate monly value of
Mi girl
aw
marriage may even be considered in the pan. ment made though the Exout ideas under. tying the "deeds of gift"
the formal
documents of transps of & mui trai
are left to the inferred from a companion
of
The many varying conditions War they contains. The deeds take many shapes, down
to the most illiterate, and have little in
common beyond the me of the word "Sung
(present) and the avoidance
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y
mai "(well).
They generally contain conditions as
to marriage :
treatment, and perhaps
as
they may go further and enter the conditions under which reke details of
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