I occupied the front hold and quite comfortable. It was jer deep down and how I should have fared in bad weather, I don't know. Once I was! battened down, but cried out and objected to the thick darkness, happily it was not considered neces sary.
Then superstitutions, if one learnt them all, are probably many. But a few are important to know and one especially inconvenient. You must not bathe; you may wash but not bathe; it affects the luck or wind or something. Another is that you must not sit on certain places—which one learnt from experience—; you must not sit on the (square) bows; it is the boat's head; you must not sit on the posts (whatever the technical name is); you must not seat yourself on the helmsman's stool (one about 8 feet ong).
Tu conclusion I have two remarks to make: the first to pay a tribute to the kindness and attention of in Japan. Married in London in the crew, the second to put forward 1909 and coming back to the East,|a thought. Consider the crew of 10 she lived in Manchuria until 1918 men living so simply, so free from and since then in Tientsin.
Full luxury, exeitemert and vice, going of cheerful energy and of public! spirit, she had a wide circle of friends, and among the worthy not tea and gruel. Thi of Is the latent and potential causes she helped in England were the Invalids' Soup Kitchens, the! 'Slum Children's Country Holiday' strength of China to be found just} here? Because of such qualities will he not one day find a great future?
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.