China, its costume, arts, manufactures, &c. : edited principally from the originals in the cabinet of the late M. Bertin, with observations explanatory, historical, and literary (1812)
Breton, M. (Jean Baptiste Joseph), Bertin, Henri-Léonard-Jean-Baptiste, 1719-1792, Freschi, Andrea, b. 1774 · London : Printed for J.J. Stockdale ... · leaf 135
to the grave. When the barber has finished with hiscustomer, he again traverses the streets,with all his utensils over his shoulders.On one side is a stool, in which are in-closed his razors, scissars, basin, and et-ceteras. (We should, in this place, ob-serve that the Chinese razor is not madelike… … , / /-/fM^U Mll/^SU Tf^wrm^^B^m mom^iE o ^ ^^sm^i /M-fiAMl ^■- liy/./-^<-M>if<..iiraJl.UiUl ARTS, AND MANUTACTURES. 103 A TOYMAN—AND A PASTEBOARD HORSE, WHICH GIVES THB BOY THE APPEARANCE OPBEING MOUNTED ON A LIVING ANIMAL. 1 HE toys of Chinese children are, iiimany respects, similar to…
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