James Justinian Morier

James Justinian Morier

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Portrait of James Justinian Morier James Justinian Morier The adventures of Hajji Baba of Ispahan… (1824)

She now requested that our marriage might be proclaimed, and to that effect recommended that we should give an entertainment to all her relations, and that no expense should be spared in making it as magnificent as possible, in order that they might be convinced she had not thrown herself away upon an adventurer, but, in fact, had made an alliance worthy of them and of herself.
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Portrait of James Justinian Morier James Justinian Morier The adventures of Hajji Baba of Ispahan… (1824)

A Chinese philosopher is said to have remarked, that if the operation of eating was confined to what takes place between the mouth and the palate, then nothing could be more pleasant, and one might eat for ever; but it is the stomach, the digestive organs, and, in fact, the rest of the body, which decide ultimately whether the said operation has been prejudicial or healthful. So it is in marriage. If it were confined to what takes place between man and wife, nothing more simple
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