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 157
oes being more pliable thanours are, the toes possess greater agilityin consequence. This is the reason why,in certain professions, in giving a cir-cular movement to the porcelain-wheel,for example, the motion of the feet isemployed with so much advantage; thefeet, by dint of exercise, become, as… … 1 fits ■hi It a// If JTO^^lLS-S.. fi,j)!iS..UaisS/^. f>:■(/.Srocnaa/i!. 41 ^^-Vi! ARTS, AND JIAXUFACTURES. 11^ A JUGGLER KEEPING A RIBBON ANHUNDRED FEET LONG, FLOATING INTHE AIR. lnE Chinese and Indians astonish theEuropean travellers by their slight ofhand, juggling, and especially…
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