In Brightest Asia
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We next visited a Confucian Temple, the E.\amination Halls, and especially Gold Hill, a high lookout on one side of the city, from which a superb view was had. From this hill we could take in a wide range of city, country, river, and especially mountain scenery.
Tlie most impressive feature was the vast area of mountain-sides, on the northwest side of the city, completely covered, from the loft\' summits away down into the valley and pl.uns, with graves. In this case the graves are marked with ...gray stones at the head of the small mounds.
It seemed to me there was an extent of several hundred acres completely filled ; and Dr. Ash- more tells me that in many cases the graves are filled tlirce deep'. For ages and ages the deul have been carried there. It was to us melancholy in the extreme, radiant as was the sunshine that gilded the purpled hills. It was like a look into some illuminated Gehenna, symbolic ot China's whole civilization — an ancient sepulchre, but a sepulchre still. I!ut resurrection life has begun to stir in this valley of dry bones, and these bones shall yet live and stand upon their feet, an exceeding great army.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We next visited a Confucian Temple, the E.\amination Halls, and especially Gold Hill, a high lookout on one side of the city, from which a superb view was had. From this hill we could take in a wide range of city, country, river, and especially mountain scenery.
Tlie most impressive feature was the vast area of mountain-sides, on the northwest side of the city, completely covered, from the loft\' summits away down into the valley and pl.uns, with graves. In this case the graves are marked with ...gray stones at the head of the small mounds.
It seemed to me there was an extent of several hundred acres completely filled ; and Dr. Ash- more tells me that in many cases the graves are filled tlirce deep'. For ages and ages the deul have been carried there. It was to us melancholy in the extreme, radiant as was the sunshine that gilded the purpled hills. It was like a look into some illuminated Gehenna, symbolic ot China's whole civilization — an ancient sepulchre, but a sepulchre still. I!ut resurrection life has begun to stir in this valley of dry bones, and these bones shall yet live and stand upon their feet, an exceeding great army.
What to read after In Brightest Asia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mabie, Henry Clay, 1847- to read onlineMoreLess
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