The Mirror of Kong Ho by Ernest Bramah
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page 56 of 182 (30%)
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on the point of changing their robes. The liver is in some intricate
way an emblem representing bacon, or together with it the two stand for a widely differing analogy. Among those of the highest exclusiveness kidneys are never alluded to after the tenth gong-stroke of the morning." With a sincerely ingrained trust that the scenes of dignity, opulence, and wisdom, set forth in these superficial letters, are not unsettling your intellect and causing you to yearn for a fuller existence. KONG HO. LETTER VI Concerning this person's well-sustained efforts to discover further demons. The behaviour of those invoked on two occasions. VENERATED SIRE,--In an early letter I made some reference to a variety of demon invoked by certain of the barbarians. As this matter aroused your congenial interest, I have since privately bent my mind incessantly to the discovery of others; but this has been by no means easy, for, touching the more intimate details of the subject, the barbarians frequently maintain a narrow-minded suspicion. Many whom I have approached feign to become amused or have evaded a deliberate |
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