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HOW FOOTBINDING STARTED
"Mothers bound the feet of their little girls, in such a manner as to stop their growth. The bones of the toes were bent backwards and broken, so eager were the elders to have their daughters grow up into tiny-footed maidens."
— Jan 31, 2019 11:02AM
"Mothers bound the feet of their little girls, in such a manner as to stop their growth. The bones of the toes were bent backwards and broken, so eager were the elders to have their daughters grow up into tiny-footed maidens."
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The Strange Tale of Doctor Dog
It is a story about a sick girl whose illness could not be heald, a miracle happens, however, with the arrival of a mysteries dog, doctor dog. So what is the secret of 'doctor dog'?
Apart from the notion of releasing your sins with the flying paper kites, the story wasn't that interesting..
— Jan 24, 2019 01:38PM
It is a story about a sick girl whose illness could not be heald, a miracle happens, however, with the arrival of a mysteries dog, doctor dog. So what is the secret of 'doctor dog'?
Apart from the notion of releasing your sins with the flying paper kites, the story wasn't that interesting..
غنية
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The Great Bell! A heartbreaking story of sacrifice and virtue.
— Jan 23, 2019 03:43AM
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The Golden Beetle or Why the Dog Hates the Cat
Interesting story of how the dogs came to hate cats,,
Some of my favorite quotes:
"It has been getting so much worse these past few weeks that it seems now as if my stomach were as empty as a rich man's brain."
Chinese proverb: pride invites sorrow.
"See, I am loose now, but honour holds me as if I were tied, and so I make no further attempt to get away."
— Jan 20, 2019 05:28PM
Interesting story of how the dogs came to hate cats,,
Some of my favorite quotes:
"It has been getting so much worse these past few weeks that it seems now as if my stomach were as empty as a rich man's brain."
Chinese proverb: pride invites sorrow.
"See, I am loose now, but honour holds me as if I were tied, and so I make no further attempt to get away."
