(Continued from page 36.) who was a very high ofelal, decided that as the Han family had robbed the other of a daughter they must Hive them adequate compensation and Han Chih-fang was ordered to hand over to them his second son, Lin Wu, and so compensate them for the loss of their dead daughter, This Solomonic judgment was universally applauded and little sympathy was felt for the Han family or for the old lady who had been much under the influence of her servant,
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