Chiefly the Orient : An Undigested Journal
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The nuns are much fewer; they also shave their heads, but their robes are of a much lighter color. "The Soul of a People, " by Field- ing Hall, tells in a delightful though rather a glorified way of these monks and the beliefs of the Burmese.
After breakfast we went again to the curio store, bargained long and uselessly for two silver bowls, and finally bought them. By this time the market had begun to fill up. It Consists of five or six large concrete buildings, each with several lines of stal...ls. One pathway will be lined with stalls of the brightest of bright colored silks, tended by the brightest of bright eyed women, another will be lined with stalls full of cambrics, cottons, calicoes, etc. Then will come rows of slipper booths, brass booths, silver booths, fish booths, vegetable booths, and every sort of booth except General Booth.
In, at, or about these, Burmese, Tamils, Parsees, Chans, Chins, Kachins, Wild Chinese, and many other people buy, sell, or look at wares. Outside was another little market which was less clean but equally active; un- fortunately we could not stay long, for our train left at eleven-thirty, so we had to hurry to the station.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The nuns are much fewer; they also shave their heads, but their robes are of a much lighter color. "The Soul of a People, " by Field- ing Hall, tells in a delightful though rather a glorified way of these monks and the beliefs of the Burmese.
After breakfast we went again to the curio store, bargained long and uselessly for two silver bowls, and finally bought them. By this time the market had begun to fill up. It Consists of five or six large concrete buildings, each with several lines of stal...ls. One pathway will be lined with stalls of the brightest of bright colored silks, tended by the brightest of bright eyed women, another will be lined with stalls full of cambrics, cottons, calicoes, etc. Then will come rows of slipper booths, brass booths, silver booths, fish booths, vegetable booths, and every sort of booth except General Booth.
In, at, or about these, Burmese, Tamils, Parsees, Chans, Chins, Kachins, Wild Chinese, and many other people buy, sell, or look at wares. Outside was another little market which was less clean but equally active; un- fortunately we could not stay long, for our train left at eleven-thirty, so we had to hurry to the station.
What to read after Chiefly the Orient : An Undigested Journal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gardner, George Peabody to read onlineMoreLess
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