Carpenters's Geographical Reader
Carpenters's Geographical Reader
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There are no knives and no forks. Every one helps himself, putting his fingers into his rice bowl and taking up as much as he can squeeze into his hand, and then crowding it into his mouth.
At the close of the meal every one is required to wash his own dishes. No drinking is done during the meal, but at the end of it each of the family goes to the water jar and rinses out his mouth. Every one, from the gray-haired grandfather to the boy of ten, takes a smoke after the meal, the women and girls ...joining in with the rest. Several of them sometimes use the same cigar, passing it from one to another and smoking by turns.
The Burmese people are very hospitable, and, with all their queer customs, they are kind and polite. The women are bright and intelligent, and the young ladies of Burma are among the most beautiful women we meet in our travels.
The Burmese women have more rights than any of the other women of Asia. The Japanese wife is addressed as among^ the most beautiful PEOPLE. 193 a slave by her husband, and she seldom appears in the room when he has guests.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are no knives and no forks. Every one helps himself, putting his fingers into his rice bowl and taking up as much as he can squeeze into his hand, and then crowding it into his mouth.
At the close of the meal every one is required to wash his own dishes. No drinking is done during the meal, but at the end of it each of the family goes to the water jar and rinses out his mouth. Every one, from the gray-haired grandfather to the boy of ten, takes a smoke after the meal, the women and girls ...joining in with the rest. Several of them sometimes use the same cigar, passing it from one to another and smoking by turns.
The Burmese people are very hospitable, and, with all their queer customs, they are kind and polite. The women are bright and intelligent, and the young ladies of Burma are among the most beautiful women we meet in our travels.
The Burmese women have more rights than any of the other women of Asia. The Japanese wife is addressed as among^ the most beautiful PEOPLE. 193 a slave by her husband, and she seldom appears in the room when he has guests.
What to read after Carpenters's Geographical Reader?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank G Frank George Carpenter to read onlineMoreLess
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