In the Claws of the Dragon
In the Claws of the Dragon
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They had [217] In the Claws of the Dragon grown to trust each other implicitly in the common danger, and such a basis for affection is not easily forgotten.
"I shall study as hard as I can, in order to be able to write to you myself, " said Monique.
"And I shall study your language in order to be able to talk to you in it when you come back!" an- swered Orchid.
The moment came for Ming-ni and his wife to start. The two women kissed each other with tears in their eyes. Orchid and Mackensie went ...ashore to the bank. The lao-ta signalled to the boatmen; the last rope was let go; the boat was pushed away from the vessels moored together in the harbour; the sail was hoisted, and they began to glide down with the current. Orchid and Mackensie, on the bank, were soon two little indistinct figures, and then they were nothing.
Monique travelled in Chinese clothes. Her fair hair she hid under ornaments of flowers and jewels. Whether because of her sadness, or because of the effect of the six months she had passed in Oriental surroundings, or, perhaps, because of the lessons taught her by the events just past, she never thought of leaving her cabin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had [217] In the Claws of the Dragon grown to trust each other implicitly in the common danger, and such a basis for affection is not easily forgotten.
"I shall study as hard as I can, in order to be able to write to you myself, " said Monique.
"And I shall study your language in order to be able to talk to you in it when you come back!" an- swered Orchid.
The moment came for Ming-ni and his wife to start. The two women kissed each other with tears in their eyes. Orchid and Mackensie went ...ashore to the bank. The lao-ta signalled to the boatmen; the last rope was let go; the boat was pushed away from the vessels moored together in the harbour; the sail was hoisted, and they began to glide down with the current. Orchid and Mackensie, on the bank, were soon two little indistinct figures, and then they were nothing.
Monique travelled in Chinese clothes. Her fair hair she hid under ornaments of flowers and jewels. Whether because of her sadness, or because of the effect of the six months she had passed in Oriental surroundings, or, perhaps, because of the lessons taught her by the events just past, she never thought of leaving her cabin.
What to read after In the Claws of the Dragon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G Georges Souli De Morant to read onlineMoreLess
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