Across China On Foot
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O Heaven, is it in very deed, He, then, that ever speaksthrough thee; that lives and loves in thee, that lives and loves inme?"[AP] I heard the crack of the bamboo and the patter of feet in the sodden, slippery pathway, and I knew my men were come. Crawling out from myrock, I descended again to common things, having to listen to thedisgusting talk of my Chinese followers, though a very slendervocabulary saved me from losing entirely the memory of that greatpicture then passing away. The sun sho...ne through the clouds, which hadgiven place again to blue, the pervading blackness of a few momentsbefore had disappeared, and with the sinking sun we descendedthoughtfully to the town. The hill is solid sandstone, and the unevenruts made by the daily procession of ponies were transformed into anetwork of tiny streams.
That my comrades were drenched to the skin gave them no thought; theyturned to immediately, while I dived hurriedly to the bottom of my boxand gulped down quinine. They sat around and drank hot water, holdingforth with eloquence beyond their wont on the general advantages, naturally and supernaturally, of their native city of Tong-ch'uan-fu.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O Heaven, is it in very deed, He, then, that ever speaksthrough thee; that lives and loves in thee, that lives and loves inme?"[AP] I heard the crack of the bamboo and the patter of feet in the sodden, slippery pathway, and I knew my men were come. Crawling out from myrock, I descended again to common things, having to listen to thedisgusting talk of my Chinese followers, though a very slendervocabulary saved me from losing entirely the memory of that greatpicture then passing away. The sun sho...ne through the clouds, which hadgiven place again to blue, the pervading blackness of a few momentsbefore had disappeared, and with the sinking sun we descendedthoughtfully to the town. The hill is solid sandstone, and the unevenruts made by the daily procession of ponies were transformed into anetwork of tiny streams.
That my comrades were drenched to the skin gave them no thought; theyturned to immediately, while I dived hurriedly to the bottom of my boxand gulped down quinine. They sat around and drank hot water, holdingforth with eloquence beyond their wont on the general advantages, naturally and supernaturally, of their native city of Tong-ch'uan-fu.
What to read after Across China On Foot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dingle Edwin John to read onlineMoreLess
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