In Court
In Court and Kampong Being Tales and Sketches of Native Life in the Malay Peninsula
作者：Clifford, Hugh Charles, Sir, 1866-1941
体例：段 章数：16
字数：330,849 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 按「段」标记切分为 16 段（Gutenberg 卷册标记）。
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- 平均每段 20,678 字；最长 The next four States are usually spoken of collectively as P（39,487 字），最短 Then begins a new life. He must start by learning the langua（11,642 字）。
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章节目录
共 16 段- The next four States are usually spoken of collectively as P
- And the life of these people? Whether in Pahang, Trenggânu,
- Taking them by and large the Malays have no bowels. Physical
- All these fights are brutal, and in time they will, we trust
- There is, to the European mind, only one possible explanatio
- But Tungku Dâlam said: 'Have patience. He is a dead man. Why
- The proposal sounded generous, and I was inclined to jump at
- In writing of the _âmok_, which Dâto’ Kâya Bîji Derja ran in
- In the sea itself all manner of fish are found; the great sh
- One day, about noon, I was aroused from sleep,--for, at Peka
- It was a fire from the camp of a band of these little people
- Âwang Îtam had served the King for several years as one of t
- At last the cruel whining howl sounded within the very compo
- When the summons to visit To’ Gâjah reached Imâm Bakar, he f
- '"Juggins," said I sharply, "sit down! You are a lunatic of
- Then begins a new life. He must start by learning the langua