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An account of the manners and customs of the modern Egyptians

Note 328 — Chapter VIII · COMMON USAGES OF SOCIETY.

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Acquaintances, and even strangers, often address each other as relations, by the terms “Father,” “Son,” “Paternal uncle,” “Son of my paternal uncle,” “Brother,” “Mother,” “Daughter,” “Maternal aunt,” “Daughter of my maternal aunt,” “Sister,” etc.

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