Carpenterss Geographical Reader
Carpenterss Geographical Reader
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They look upon us as little better than savages. They think we are very impolite, and pity us because we do not dress, act, and live as they do. When two Americans meet they clasp hands. When two Chinese friends come together they shake their own fists at each other, and if they are going in the same direction they walk off in single file like geese. Lon e Nails - We cut our finger nails short. The Chinese let theirs grow long, and long nails are with them the sign of a lady or gentleman. All t...hose who do not work with their hands are proud of their nails, CURIOUS CUSTOMS. 155 and the scholars, officials, doctors, and other professional men often have nails from one to six inches long. Ladies sometimes have silver shields which they put over their nails to prevent them from breaking. I met a Chinese merchant in Canton who could rest the palm of his hand up- on his chin and scratch the back of his neck with his nails. The Chinese do not kiss. They seldom em- brace, and in bowing to one another they bend down almost to the ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They look upon us as little better than savages. They think we are very impolite, and pity us because we do not dress, act, and live as they do. When two Americans meet they clasp hands. When two Chinese friends come together they shake their own fists at each other, and if they are going in the same direction they walk off in single file like geese. Lon e Nails - We cut our finger nails short. The Chinese let theirs grow long, and long nails are with them the sign of a lady or gentleman. All t...hose who do not work with their hands are proud of their nails, CURIOUS CUSTOMS. 155 and the scholars, officials, doctors, and other professional men often have nails from one to six inches long. Ladies sometimes have silver shields which they put over their nails to prevent them from breaking. I met a Chinese merchant in Canton who could rest the palm of his hand up- on his chin and scratch the back of his neck with his nails. The Chinese do not kiss. They seldom em- brace, and in bowing to one another they bend down almost to the ground.
What to read after Carpenterss 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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