The Archive · 1899

"THE GODS FAVOUR THE GooD,"

and thus a double ground of complacency is afforded to our pious reflections, good morals therefore good food. Reminded of the shortage in the Chungking region our friend shakes his head in dolorous sadness over the moral condition of that benighted city Reflecting on the price of rice f imagine, her than on the state of morals, he hugs himself in the comforting exclamation i-to-fu' Im glad I don't live in Chungking An expression of a purely private opinion it must be understood, for which your correspondent does not hold himself respon Mth November.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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