🌲 Gleanings from Chinese folklore, Miss Nellie N. Russell’s Unique Work, sentence 51

The Chinese, in the desire to be “enlightened” and like Europeans, which has temporarily seized them, have too often banished their beautiful furniture from their reception-rooms, substituting an inferior European article.

What happens: enlighten, seize, banish, substitute · To what, where: Europeans, Chinese desire, reception rooms, inferior European article

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