Chinese Fairy Stories
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THE BOY AND THE PORRIDGE 45 " Young man, you fooled me before, and I cannot permit you to enter," he replied.
Only by telling the bonze the entire wretched story could he prevail upon him to change his mind and open the doors to Tartarus again.
" When one loses his mother as you did," said the doorkeeper, relenting, " I cannot deny him anything. Go, and may the gods speed you in your mission." Once more, then, did Kung-fu make his perilous journey through the cavern ; but this time he would not... permit himself even a minute's rest, for he feared that sleep might seal his eyelids and make him powerless in the presence of the demons.
Finally, at the very end of the passageway, he found further progress barred by a mighty wall of flames which roared and crackled so furiously that even the bravest of modern fire fighters would have stood aghast. But without a thought of the outcome, Kung-fu wrapped his mantle about his head and plunged head first into the seething billows, and in an instant found himself unhurt on the other side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE BOY AND THE PORRIDGE 45 " Young man, you fooled me before, and I cannot permit you to enter," he replied.
Only by telling the bonze the entire wretched story could he prevail upon him to change his mind and open the doors to Tartarus again.
" When one loses his mother as you did," said the doorkeeper, relenting, " I cannot deny him anything. Go, and may the gods speed you in your mission." Once more, then, did Kung-fu make his perilous journey through the cavern ; but this time he would not... permit himself even a minute's rest, for he feared that sleep might seal his eyelids and make him powerless in the presence of the demons.
Finally, at the very end of the passageway, he found further progress barred by a mighty wall of flames which roared and crackled so furiously that even the bravest of modern fire fighters would have stood aghast. But without a thought of the outcome, Kung-fu wrapped his mantle about his head and plunged head first into the seething billows, and in an instant found himself unhurt on the other side.
What to read after Chinese Fairy Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pitman Norman Hinsdale to read onlineMoreLess
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