First, then, that the knowledge of ese among Europeans has ged, is only so far true, it seems to us, that the greater part of the difficulty of acquiring a knowledge of the language has been removed.
"The once prevalent belief, " says Mr. Giles, "in the great difficulty of acquiring a colloquial knowledge, even of a single ese dialect has long siaken its place among other historical fis." Indeed, even with regard to the written language, a student in the British sular Service, after two years residen Peking and a year or two at a sulate, ow readily make out at sight the general meaning of an ordinary despatch. That the knowledge of ese a-mong fners in a has so far ged, we readily admit; but what is tended for beyond this we feel very mued to doubt.
After the early Jesuit missiohe publication of Dr. Morri-sons famous diary is justly regarded as the point de depart of all that has been aplished in ese scholarship. The work will certainly remain a standing……（内容加载失败！）
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