In the Roaring Fifties
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'Ever been tarred 'n feathered in your busy career, Mr. Done?' answeredLong.
Never. ' 'If you had you'd realize that the onpleasantest thing that kin happen toa man this side o' the great hot finish is to get his chin whiskers fullo' tar. In my native town tarring the man you disagreed with was afavourite amusement. ' 'But there is no tar here. ' 'Well, no; but I guess this has become instinctive. ' He passed a handover his fat, smooth face.
Chow-baiting was a later development. The Chinese and... Mongolians cameearly to Victorian rushes, and remained long. They were neverdiscoverers, never pioneers, but, following quickly upon the heels of thewhite prospectors, they frequently succeeded in securing the richestclaims in the alluvial beds, and from the first they were hated with aninstinctive racial hatred, that became inveterate when the whites foundin Sin Fat a rival antagonistic in all his tastes and views, in most ofhis virtues, and in all his pet vices, bar one. The Chows wereindustrious diggers; they worked with ant-like assiduity from daylight todark, and often long after that were to be seen at their holes, toilingby the light of lanterns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Ever been tarred 'n feathered in your busy career, Mr. Done?' answeredLong.
Never. ' 'If you had you'd realize that the onpleasantest thing that kin happen toa man this side o' the great hot finish is to get his chin whiskers fullo' tar. In my native town tarring the man you disagreed with was afavourite amusement. ' 'But there is no tar here. ' 'Well, no; but I guess this has become instinctive. ' He passed a handover his fat, smooth face.
Chow-baiting was a later development. The Chinese and... Mongolians cameearly to Victorian rushes, and remained long. They were neverdiscoverers, never pioneers, but, following quickly upon the heels of thewhite prospectors, they frequently succeeded in securing the richestclaims in the alluvial beds, and from the first they were hated with aninstinctive racial hatred, that became inveterate when the whites foundin Sin Fat a rival antagonistic in all his tastes and views, in most ofhis virtues, and in all his pet vices, bar one. The Chows wereindustrious diggers; they worked with ant-like assiduity from daylight todark, and often long after that were to be seen at their holes, toilingby the light of lanterns.
What to read after In the Roaring Fifties?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dyson Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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