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Preface; 1. Arrive at Hong-kong; 2. My object in coming north; 3. Leave Hang-chow-foo; 4. City of Wae-ping; 5. Sung-lo-shan; 6. My reception in the house of Wang's father; 7. Kingtang or Silver Island; 8. Foo-chow-foo; 9. Leave Ning-po for the Bohea Mountains; 10. City of Chang-shan and its trade; 11. Town of Hokow; 12. First view of the Bohea Mountains; 13. Woo-e-shan; 14. Stream of 'nine windings'; 15. Some advice to the reader; 16. Geography of the tea-shrub; 17. Inn at Pouching-hien; 18. A celebrated Buddhist temple; 19. Tea-plants, etc., taken to Hong-kong; 20. Safe arrival of tea-plants in India; 21. Experiments with tea-seeds; 22. Ordered to inspect the tea-plantations in India.
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