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The Innocents Abroad
Part 6 of 6

CHAPTER LVIII
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We rose to the spirit of the time and the race became a wild rout, a stampede, a terrific panic.

I wish to live to enjoy it again.
Somewhere along this route we had a few startling exhibitions of Oriental simplicity.

A girl apparently thirteen years of age came along the great thoroughfare dressed like Eve before the fall.

We would have called her thirteen at home; but here girls who look thirteen are often not more than nine, in reality.

Occasionally we saw stark-naked men of superb build, bathing, and making no attempt at concealment.


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