May as to Greatytais impression—that it was we are taxed. so that the Nati She is more rashed Uhrough the Standing|al Government had an easy made Committee at a time when all the {of taking action aguinst us.
other J members of the gov-lit might well have been suppose is to[ernment were away from Nan- San aggrieved part, \kiny further j king; opinions in the capital are ing would be scrupulously The Conservatives [undoubtedly divided on the ssu-careful to act with due legal that trade and and there are enough indeed it had everything to gai '2 in recent months {examples of things done or left|by doing so and would have recovers: [union in defiance of the best elf to the world at the virtue section in the Government to in-ye all things well alone are argue line even a counter-revolution: fairness, have a stra ry to be tolerant. We take it chosen the other way, the bseace of any spect. that the same people who origin- old way, against which extra te issue. which does notlally got the ban imposed have ritoriality has continued to exi Me, Llosd George pra-uow succeeded in making use of [as the only sure protection for people ars|the administrative machinery t+] foreign residents in China, And doubtful of his event olletals from readin ask themselves ith the paper, In this the Chines ing, to w exten-Government cannot afford t ins the ban upon the "North ignore the injury done to it may not sirend for the stage, For either the ban h ent of all foreign business, imposed and the pap:
cluded from government office halt coftable to spect fox of betting, Tt mu evident to anyone aces moment of thought tot the st 1 th: sie attitude hited." or "hettinge ix im-He is soke should alist maply to eye th and it is he launches his is in prospective dang become actual, ore went, but there is riy the shi immoral nor {imitate the ned to wrongful acts are [Jeopardy and, stemed to bet and cannot airmen vlassitield as less table make m Lis rhe first we ask on re the moti bet we should vistingmish between ditterent Cems of gaming. Dean Inge essay on this subject explains why he declines to plas: the end shall he depends out adventurer himself, this to be said leas the int a igh Perhaps too high sometimes, Who said th of honoty must be ure to becomes of debts of and much pa he truth i that, for an honour owe" and, probably, every. fable man, hath debts: must "will agree that this ix a paid but, in reasonable frame of mind, [Wfair adv "desire to win, to 4 veuble 8 for nothin. or a sein for at very small risk i hor:
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