By the Golden Gate
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The Chinese are wont to associatethemselves together, even if they do not mingle much with men ofother nations. They have their gatherings for social purposes andfor improvement and pastime, and, like the Anglo-Saxon and the Latinraces, they have their mystic signs and passwords. Of course we werenot permitted to enter the _Chee Kung Tong_ Hall, however much wedesired to cross its mysterious threshold. The door was well guarded, and Chinamen passing in had to give assurance that they were entit...ledto the privilege. On the night when the detective from PoliceHeadquarters accompanied us we made an attempt to enter a Chinesegambling house. The entrance even to this was well guarded; althoughthe sentinel unwittingly left the door open for a moment as a Chinamanwas passing in. The detective seeing his opportunity went in boldlyand bade us to follow him. In a few moments all was confusion. Weheard hurrying feet in the adjoining room, and then excited menappeared at the head of the passage way and waved their arms to andfro while they talked rapidly in high tones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Chinese are wont to associatethemselves together, even if they do not mingle much with men ofother nations. They have their gatherings for social purposes andfor improvement and pastime, and, like the Anglo-Saxon and the Latinraces, they have their mystic signs and passwords. Of course we werenot permitted to enter the _Chee Kung Tong_ Hall, however much wedesired to cross its mysterious threshold. The door was well guarded, and Chinamen passing in had to give assurance that they were entit...ledto the privilege. On the night when the detective from PoliceHeadquarters accompanied us we made an attempt to enter a Chinesegambling house. The entrance even to this was well guarded; althoughthe sentinel unwittingly left the door open for a moment as a Chinamanwas passing in. The detective seeing his opportunity went in boldlyand bade us to follow him. In a few moments all was confusion. Weheard hurrying feet in the adjoining room, and then excited menappeared at the head of the passage way and waved their arms to andfro while they talked rapidly in high tones.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carey Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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