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Jul 05, 2022 Dendendaloom Jul 28, 2021 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 181 of[f] their forehead & fastened in a knot behind. Some of then wear a jacket similar to the men but a little longer. they also wear a kind of redecloth round the breast & a lungy [struck through: coming] wrapped round the body from the middle to the feet. the Burmans are all tat[to]oed from the loins to the knees. they resemble the Chinese in casr of feature but are much darker. the nose is short & flat the face broad chin narrow & the inner margin of the Conjunctiva drawn down as the Chinamans. they have no cast & will eat pork or drink grog. They are Bhuddists & a pagoda is generally found erected on the prominent hill they are generally kindly in their disposition unless badly treated Small houses are erected on all the pathways at intervals in	p. 181

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