Child Life in Chinese Homes
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General Wha was a brave commander, and his name was a terror to the border tribes which ravaged the empire. He was now, however, advanced in years, and had humbly petitioned the emperor for permission to retire from his laborious post. But the imperial army could ill afford to lose so noted a general, and the Son of Heaven insisted that the aged and feeble soldier should, under pain of his heaviest displeasure, take up his position at the head of the troops.
The imperial couriers dehvered their... message to the sick commander, and Moh-lan, sitting at her loom behind the curtains of the apart- ments of the women, heard the order also, and knew that it must be obeyed. She had no brother to take his father's place and lead the troops to victory. She was only a girl, but she rose to the occasion, and determined to do all that a son might have done. The decision was no sooner made than carried out. Hastily she encased her small feet in her father's military boots, then seizing his weapons, with his plumed hat upon her head, she sprung upon his noble war-horse, and galloped away to put herself at the head of the army.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
General Wha was a brave commander, and his name was a terror to the border tribes which ravaged the empire. He was now, however, advanced in years, and had humbly petitioned the emperor for permission to retire from his laborious post. But the imperial army could ill afford to lose so noted a general, and the Son of Heaven insisted that the aged and feeble soldier should, under pain of his heaviest displeasure, take up his position at the head of the troops.
The imperial couriers dehvered their... message to the sick commander, and Moh-lan, sitting at her loom behind the curtains of the apart- ments of the women, heard the order also, and knew that it must be obeyed. She had no brother to take his father's place and lead the troops to victory. She was only a girl, but she rose to the occasion, and determined to do all that a son might have done. The decision was no sooner made than carried out. Hastily she encased her small feet in her father's military boots, then seizing his weapons, with his plumed hat upon her head, she sprung upon his noble war-horse, and galloped away to put herself at the head of the army.
What to read after Child Life in Chinese Homes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bryson, Mrs to read onlineMoreLess
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