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Bells of Burma and a moral on family justice
The article surveys Burmese pagodas adorned with bells and inscribes a tale of monkish appeals in Nge Pay Ah and Mago bin, contrasting spiritual gifts with modern debt and the need for honest training. It argues for home discipline, fair bargains, and strict parental oversight to curb mischief and build justice in children. A related note warns against fraudulent mining schemes and urges integrity in public life.
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Burmah
Moung Tsang- Yah
Nge-Pay-Ah
Magobin
Mah Gyes
Bis
Barni
Crape
Hamands
Fairfield Malvern
Tankar
London Spectator
Dean Mavane
Lund
N. Y. Trittine
Hood
Sociaiaw
Ermipe
Youne Folke
Ela
Europe
Nnd Aweéerien
Uts
Charles Dudley Warner
Henry W. Longfellow
Tohn G. Whiter
H. H. Boysen
Saxe Halin
Bret Harte
Hail Ifarilten
Thomas Mughes
Louian M. Ascott
Donald G. Mitchell
Harriet Prescott Spafford
Ellzabeth
Stuart Pherpe
Tivo
McDonald
Washington Gladden
Too Buly Sisters
Alfred Tennyson
John Her Clarence Cook
Rossiter Johnson
Susan Claridge
Edwart Kegleston
Rsa. Proctor
Christian
Sciti
A. D
TR. Whitney
Frances Hodigawn Burnett
Celia Thaxter
Marion Orland
Wigginson
Lucy Larcom
Noah Tronks
Mrs. Oliphant
T. B. Aldriah
England
London
Nowa
the Spectator
Literary World
Ata
Begica
Tony
Mra
Hal
Pss Dodge
Nicholas
Hans Brinker
Ate
Edward Egglanton
Soy
Richard Wagner
Cena & Nunlaher
Bhaksellers
Ni Lishera
Tam. RY CO
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