A Woman in China
A Woman in China
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" And the result justified the opinion of both. We did get down, but it seemed to me a mighty narrow squeak, and I was breathless at the thought that the experience must be repeated in the course of the next hour or so. At first I was so terrified I decided I would walk, then I found it took me so long one mountain pass finished off a pair of boots and there were so many of them I decided I had better put my faith in the mules if I did not wish to delay the outfit and arrive at Jehol barefoot. ...But I never went up and down those passes without bated breath and a vow that never, never again would I trust myself in the mountains in a Peking cart. Still I grew to have infinite faith in the Peking cart. I was bruised and sore all over, and I found the new nightgowns and chemises in my box were worn into holes with the jolting, but I believed a Peking cart could go anywhere, and then my confidence received a rude shock.
We came to a stony place, steep and stony enough in all conscience, but as nothing to some of THROUGH THE GREAT WALL INTO INNER MONGOLIA, PEKING CART UPSET.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" And the result justified the opinion of both. We did get down, but it seemed to me a mighty narrow squeak, and I was breathless at the thought that the experience must be repeated in the course of the next hour or so. At first I was so terrified I decided I would walk, then I found it took me so long one mountain pass finished off a pair of boots and there were so many of them I decided I had better put my faith in the mules if I did not wish to delay the outfit and arrive at Jehol barefoot. ...But I never went up and down those passes without bated breath and a vow that never, never again would I trust myself in the mountains in a Peking cart. Still I grew to have infinite faith in the Peking cart. I was bruised and sore all over, and I found the new nightgowns and chemises in my box were worn into holes with the jolting, but I believed a Peking cart could go anywhere, and then my confidence received a rude shock.
We came to a stony place, steep and stony enough in all conscience, but as nothing to some of THROUGH THE GREAT WALL INTO INNER MONGOLIA, PEKING CART UPSET.
What to read after A Woman in China?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gaunt Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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