A Winter in North China
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Dixon, one of the Baptist missionaries, rendered an important surgical service some time ago, by which he has endeared himself to the whole house- hold. They seemed delighted to see us, and to have the opportunity of entertaining us. A bountiful repast TAI-YUEN-FU 125 was set before us, and at another table and in another room food was provided for our servants and muleteers. You would have been amused to see us squatting on the k'ang, our food on a k'ang table, and we perform- ing with our cho...psticks in the presence of a large number of onlookers who knew so much better how to use them than ourselves. We were conducted over the large establishment, and were glad of the opportunity of seeing the domestic arrangements of a well-appointed Chinese house.
Near this village, which is situated at the foot of the mountains which form the north-west boundary of the Hsin-chow plain, there are two very noticeable conical hills, which from their shapes and relative positions have gained for themselves the name of the Breasts of Hsin-chow ; the summit of each hill is crowned with a temple, while near the base of one there rise some springs of tepid water, with which another temple is associated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dixon, one of the Baptist missionaries, rendered an important surgical service some time ago, by which he has endeared himself to the whole house- hold. They seemed delighted to see us, and to have the opportunity of entertaining us. A bountiful repast TAI-YUEN-FU 125 was set before us, and at another table and in another room food was provided for our servants and muleteers. You would have been amused to see us squatting on the k'ang, our food on a k'ang table, and we perform- ing with our cho...psticks in the presence of a large number of onlookers who knew so much better how to use them than ourselves. We were conducted over the large establishment, and were glad of the opportunity of seeing the domestic arrangements of a well-appointed Chinese house.
Near this village, which is situated at the foot of the mountains which form the north-west boundary of the Hsin-chow plain, there are two very noticeable conical hills, which from their shapes and relative positions have gained for themselves the name of the Breasts of Hsin-chow ; the summit of each hill is crowned with a temple, while near the base of one there rise some springs of tepid water, with which another temple is associated.
What to read after A Winter in North China?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T M Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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