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Tea, Its Mystery and History

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LO FONG LOH, C.I.C.S.

SECRETARY TO THE CHINESE EDUCATIONAL MISSION, IN EUROPE.

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FAC-SIMILE OF MR. LO FONG LOH’S PREFATORY NOTES IN THE CHINESE HING SHOO, OR RUNNING HAND; FOR TRANSLATION, SEE FOLLOWING PAGES

TEA ITS MYSTERY AND HISTORY.

TEA ITS MYSTERY AND HISTORY

BY

SAMUEL PHILLIPS DAY, Author of “Food Papers: a Popular Treatise on Dietetics,” etc.

WITH A PREFACE IN CHINESE AND ENGLISH

BY LO FONG LOH, C.I.C.S., Secretary to the Chinese Educational Mission in Europe.

ILLUSTRATED.

“The Sovereign drink of Pleasure and of Health.” Brady.

LONDON: SIMPKIN, MARSHALL & CO., Stationers’ Hall Court. 1878. Price One Shilling.

TO THE LOVERS OF PURE TEA, this Treatise is respectfully Inscribed by The Author.

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