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The silken East; a record of life and travel in Burma, vol.2 Page 503

Author:
O'Connor, V. C. Scott (Vincent Clarence Scott)
Publication Info:
London: Hutchinson and co, 1904, pg 503

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^ The Pearling Town manner, who has made a fortune out of the simple Saln, poses as their friend and benefactor. Recently, he says, he asked the Government for a grant of the a girl of mergui islands, with a view to reclaiming them to civilisation : but the Deputy Commissioner said : " Do you want the Saln then to be your subjects for ever ? " He claims that he has always been kind to them, and has never sold them liquor. It is very true that they have 503503
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