An English Girls First Impression of Burmah
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" At last, being quite unable to either comprehend or calm him, I called aloud to my sister to come and reassure him in his own tongue. She came, exchanged a few hurried remarks with the fugitive, and then, to my utter astonishment and indig- nation, burst out laughing. I angrily demanded an explanation, and when she had recovered, she gave it.
The native was no terrified victim, flying from a savage foe, but the head boy announcing that dinner was ready !
The stealthy walk, the crouched air of... concealment, the supplicating attitude, were merely expressions of respect, it THE BURMESE. 145 being quite contrary to the Burman's idea of politeness to raise his head above that of his master.
This excessive politeness on the part of the Burman is highly commendable, but apt to be inconvenient. It is embarrassing to O be waited on by a man who persists in scuttling about with his body bent almost double, and who sinks on his knees on every available occasion ; it gives him an air of instability.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" At last, being quite unable to either comprehend or calm him, I called aloud to my sister to come and reassure him in his own tongue. She came, exchanged a few hurried remarks with the fugitive, and then, to my utter astonishment and indig- nation, burst out laughing. I angrily demanded an explanation, and when she had recovered, she gave it.
The native was no terrified victim, flying from a savage foe, but the head boy announcing that dinner was ready !
The stealthy walk, the crouched air of... concealment, the supplicating attitude, were merely expressions of respect, it THE BURMESE. 145 being quite contrary to the Burman's idea of politeness to raise his head above that of his master.
This excessive politeness on the part of the Burman is highly commendable, but apt to be inconvenient. It is embarrassing to O be waited on by a man who persists in scuttling about with his body bent almost double, and who sinks on his knees on every available occasion ; it gives him an air of instability.
What to read after An English Girls First Impression of Burmah?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beth Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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