A Wayfarer in China
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Among the Chinese the tradeis mostly in the hands of a few great merchants who deal with the womenrepresentatives of the Tibetan priesthood who practically monopolize thesale in their country, deriving a large income from the high pricesthey charge the poor people to whom tea is a necessity of life.
When I grew weary of the confusion and dirt of the narrow streets I wasglad to escape to the hillside above my lodgings. The mission compoundis small and confined, affording no room for a garden, al...though finemasses of iris growing along the walls brightened up the severity of thegrey stone buildings; but a little climb behind the mission housebrought me to a peaceful nook whence I could get a glorious view overthe town and up and down the valley, here so narrow that it seemedpossible to throw a stone against the opposite hillside.
The first fine morning after my arrival I made an early start for thesummer palace of the King of Chala, situated about eight miles fromTachienlu in a beautiful, lonely valley among the mountains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Among the Chinese the tradeis mostly in the hands of a few great merchants who deal with the womenrepresentatives of the Tibetan priesthood who practically monopolize thesale in their country, deriving a large income from the high pricesthey charge the poor people to whom tea is a necessity of life.
When I grew weary of the confusion and dirt of the narrow streets I wasglad to escape to the hillside above my lodgings. The mission compoundis small and confined, affording no room for a garden, al...though finemasses of iris growing along the walls brightened up the severity of thegrey stone buildings; but a little climb behind the mission housebrought me to a peaceful nook whence I could get a glorious view overthe town and up and down the valley, here so narrow that it seemedpossible to throw a stone against the opposite hillside.
The first fine morning after my arrival I made an early start for thesummer palace of the King of Chala, situated about eight miles fromTachienlu in a beautiful, lonely valley among the mountains.
What to read after A Wayfarer in China?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kendall Elizabeth Kimball to read onlineMoreLess
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