Chinese Stories
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By degrees the dress of the policeman, with his red-tasselled official cap and long- robe, helped him to realise the situation, and he gasped out, " What is the warrant for? " " Murder, " answered the man, as he laid his hand on Ts'eng's arm. It was fortunate for Ts'eng that he did so, for without some support he would have Mien prone to the ground. As it was, it was as much as the two men could do to support his tottering steps for a few yards, and then his legs refused to move, and his head f...ell forward on his chest as he dropped off into a dead faint. Seeing the condition of their master, the coolies brought forward his sedan, and the police- men accepting their aid, put the inanimate form of their prisoner into the chair, and directed the coolies to carry it to the prison at the district magistrate's 64 CHINESE STORIES.
yamun. The distance was not great, and the coolies, anxious to save their master from additional shame, hurried fast through the streets. On arriving; at the yamun, they entered the front gates, and were then directed by the policemen to turn off to the left through a door, the insignia of which, a painted tiger's head with huge staring eyes and widely opened jaws, marked it as the entrance to the prison.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By degrees the dress of the policeman, with his red-tasselled official cap and long- robe, helped him to realise the situation, and he gasped out, " What is the warrant for? " " Murder, " answered the man, as he laid his hand on Ts'eng's arm. It was fortunate for Ts'eng that he did so, for without some support he would have Mien prone to the ground. As it was, it was as much as the two men could do to support his tottering steps for a few yards, and then his legs refused to move, and his head f...ell forward on his chest as he dropped off into a dead faint. Seeing the condition of their master, the coolies brought forward his sedan, and the police- men accepting their aid, put the inanimate form of their prisoner into the chair, and directed the coolies to carry it to the prison at the district magistrate's 64 CHINESE STORIES.
yamun. The distance was not great, and the coolies, anxious to save their master from additional shame, hurried fast through the streets. On arriving; at the yamun, they entered the front gates, and were then directed by the policemen to turn off to the left through a door, the insignia of which, a painted tiger's head with huge staring eyes and widely opened jaws, marked it as the entrance to the prison.
What to read after Chinese Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert K Robert Kennaway Douglas to read onlineMoreLess
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