A Chinese Wonder book
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After the first outburst of wild, frantic grief the old man by a greateffort gained control of his feelings, and began to gather up theseparts, putting them tenderly into the wooden box.
By this time many of the spectators were weeping at the sight of thefather's affliction. "Come, " said the mandarin at last, deeply moved, "let us present the old man with sufficient money to give his boy adecent burial. " All present agreed willingly, for there is no sight in China that causesgreater pity than... that of an aged parent robbed by death of an only son. The copper cash fell in a shower at the juggler's feet, and soon tearsof gratitude were mingled with those of sorrow. He gathered up the moneyand tied it in a large black cloth. Then a wonderful change came overhis face. He seemed all of a sudden to forget his grief. Turning to thebox, he raised the lid. The people heard him say: "Come, my son; thecrowd is waiting for you to thank them. Hurry up! They have been verykind to us. " In an instant the box was thrown open with a bang, and before themandarin and his friends, before the eyes of all the sightseers theyoung man, strong and whole once more, stepped forth and bowed, claspinghis hands and giving the national salute.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After the first outburst of wild, frantic grief the old man by a greateffort gained control of his feelings, and began to gather up theseparts, putting them tenderly into the wooden box.
By this time many of the spectators were weeping at the sight of thefather's affliction. "Come, " said the mandarin at last, deeply moved, "let us present the old man with sufficient money to give his boy adecent burial. " All present agreed willingly, for there is no sight in China that causesgreater pity than... that of an aged parent robbed by death of an only son. The copper cash fell in a shower at the juggler's feet, and soon tearsof gratitude were mingled with those of sorrow. He gathered up the moneyand tied it in a large black cloth. Then a wonderful change came overhis face. He seemed all of a sudden to forget his grief. Turning to thebox, he raised the lid. The people heard him say: "Come, my son; thecrowd is waiting for you to thank them. Hurry up! They have been verykind to us. " In an instant the box was thrown open with a bang, and before themandarin and his friends, before the eyes of all the sightseers theyoung man, strong and whole once more, stepped forth and bowed, claspinghis hands and giving the national salute.
What to read after A Chinese Wonder book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pitman Norman Hinsdale to read onlineMoreLess
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