China the Long Lived Empire
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She twirled and somersaulted a -pooTj pale slip of a child in the same way; then balanced a ladder on her feet, and tKe child crept up and down the rungs, backwcu^, head first, posing as it clung or hung to the swaying ladder. It was sickening to watch, and we moved away, when yells of rage arose, ladder and child came down at a flash, and the woman juggler ran after us with the rest. The foreigners had contributed after seeing the first feat, but were leaving without paying again, aud as no on...e else in the open-air audience had contributed a cash, they could not let us take any such informal leave.
The curio-shops, cleared of everything of merit, hold only the merest junk, and one most eminent connois- seur said sadly : " I used to go there once a week, and always found something worthy to add to my collec- , tion. Now I never go." Another sinologue given to prowling the old city told of a modern treasure he unearthed at a book-stall, in the way of a Chinese manual for house-servants in foreign employ.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She twirled and somersaulted a -pooTj pale slip of a child in the same way; then balanced a ladder on her feet, and tKe child crept up and down the rungs, backwcu^, head first, posing as it clung or hung to the swaying ladder. It was sickening to watch, and we moved away, when yells of rage arose, ladder and child came down at a flash, and the woman juggler ran after us with the rest. The foreigners had contributed after seeing the first feat, but were leaving without paying again, aud as no on...e else in the open-air audience had contributed a cash, they could not let us take any such informal leave.
The curio-shops, cleared of everything of merit, hold only the merest junk, and one most eminent connois- seur said sadly : " I used to go there once a week, and always found something worthy to add to my collec- , tion. Now I never go." Another sinologue given to prowling the old city told of a modern treasure he unearthed at a book-stall, in the way of a Chinese manual for house-servants in foreign employ.
What to read after China the Long Lived Empire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliza Ruhamah Scidmore to read onlineMoreLess
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