China Its State And Prospects With Especial Reference to the Spread of the Go
China Its State And Prospects With Especial Reference to the Spread of the Go
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449 tic scene. The operations of the waves dashing on the shore, had added not a little to the wildness and rug- gedness of its appearance. Arriving on board in the evening, we considered that, as we had already spent a week to little purpose, on the south side of the pro- montory, and as the people were generally backward to receive our books, it would be better to proceed to a more favourable reo'ion : so we resolved, on the follow- ing morning to set sail, for the provinces of Keang-soo and ...Che-keang.
On quitting Shan-tung, it may be proper to observe, that we have nowhere been roughly used or ill-treated, while the natives have been uniformly found harmless and peaceful. We seldom saw a weapon of any kind, beyond agricultural implements, and with the exception of one old man, in Ke-san-so, who had a rusty sword, and the few men drawn np at the guard-house, both soldiers and people were without arms. We have sometimes been spoken to, in a surly manner; and, now and then, forbidden to proceed into the villages ; bnt when once on the high road, no one ever attempted to hinder or turn us back ; and, for all that we could see, it would be no difficult matter to travel, from one side of the promontory to the other, if any object were to be gained b}^ so doing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
449 tic scene. The operations of the waves dashing on the shore, had added not a little to the wildness and rug- gedness of its appearance. Arriving on board in the evening, we considered that, as we had already spent a week to little purpose, on the south side of the pro- montory, and as the people were generally backward to receive our books, it would be better to proceed to a more favourable reo'ion : so we resolved, on the follow- ing morning to set sail, for the provinces of Keang-soo and ...Che-keang.
On quitting Shan-tung, it may be proper to observe, that we have nowhere been roughly used or ill-treated, while the natives have been uniformly found harmless and peaceful. We seldom saw a weapon of any kind, beyond agricultural implements, and with the exception of one old man, in Ke-san-so, who had a rusty sword, and the few men drawn np at the guard-house, both soldiers and people were without arms. We have sometimes been spoken to, in a surly manner; and, now and then, forbidden to proceed into the villages ; bnt when once on the high road, no one ever attempted to hinder or turn us back ; and, for all that we could see, it would be no difficult matter to travel, from one side of the promontory to the other, if any object were to be gained b}^ so doing.
What to read after China Its State And Prospects With Especial Reference to the Spread of the Go?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Henry Medhurst to read onlineMoreLess
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