In And About Amoy Some Historical And Other Facts Connnected With One of the F

P W Philip Wilson Pitcher

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E, make a riot. " They made the riot all right, and the rest followed. It is not strange after all that the plea received but little if any sympathy, and the pleaders no satisfaction whatsoever. However no one can help pitying such folly and ignorance.
The cause of these rights at Hing-hua, rarely, if ever, reported to the authorities, is almost invariably due to lack of water for the fields. The towns near the foothills drain the streams which of course deprive the farmers lower down, conseque...ntly retaliation, reprisals, and endless fighting follow.
But this is not always the cause as the follow, ing story J illustrates. A certain village A. Had many sons ; another, B. Had many daughters. The idol said, " the child-bearing women of B. Must go on a certain day and pluck ears of wheat from the fields of A. " Now A. Knew all about it and raised no objections. Year after year the instruction of the idol was quietly followed. Then did the sons of B. Shout too loud, or something of the kind, for the sons of A.

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