The Races of Man And Their Geographical Distribution
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Murray turned his horse, raised his hand to enjoin silence, and began in excellent Chinese : " Oh people of Tahwei-tschang, is this the way you practise hospitality ? Is this the way you obey the pre- cepts of your philosophers to treat strangers within your walls tenderly ? Have you forgotten the saying of your great master, Confucius, * That which I wish another not to do to me, I must not do to him ? '" In an instant the scene was changed ; the old Chinese benignly shook their heads, and the... boys tried to efface the remembrance of their former misconduct by civilities. Let us ask oiu-selves what an English or American mob would have done, had a Chinese, in order to escape rude molestation, recited a text from the Sermon on the Mount It may be said of the Chinese more certainly than of any other 'lation of the Old World, that their knowledge is almost completely
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Murray turned his horse, raised his hand to enjoin silence, and began in excellent Chinese : " Oh people of Tahwei-tschang, is this the way you practise hospitality ? Is this the way you obey the pre- cepts of your philosophers to treat strangers within your walls tenderly ? Have you forgotten the saying of your great master, Confucius, * That which I wish another not to do to me, I must not do to him ? '" In an instant the scene was changed ; the old Chinese benignly shook their heads, and the... boys tried to efface the remembrance of their former misconduct by civilities. Let us ask oiu-selves what an English or American mob would have done, had a Chinese, in order to escape rude molestation, recited a text from the Sermon on the Mount It may be said of the Chinese more certainly than of any other 'lation of the Old World, that their knowledge is almost completely
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