Java the Garden of the East
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An ingenious little firefly lamp, taken from a Djokja burglar, was given me as a souvenir of one such a court day. It was a veritable fairy's dark lantern— a half of a nutshell, with a flat cover sliding on a pivot and concealing at will the light of two fireflies struggling in a dab of pitch. The burglar carried a reserve supply of fireflies in a bit of hollow bamboo stoppered at the ends, and added a fresh illuminator whenever the dark lantern's living glow diminished.
The Djokja passer is a ...large and important daily gathering, but corrugated-iron and tiled sheds in formal rows have pretty nearly robbed it of all a passer's picturesqueness. Model municipal govern- ment, Dutch system and order, are too pronounced to please one whose eye has seen what a few palm- thatched booths and umbrellas, and a few tons of scattered fruits and peppers, can produce in that pic- nic encampment by Boro Boedors groves or in the open common at Tissak Malaya.
We had been promised great finds in the way of old silver and krises in a street of Chinese pawnshops opening from one corner of the passer ; but the prom- ises were not realized.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An ingenious little firefly lamp, taken from a Djokja burglar, was given me as a souvenir of one such a court day. It was a veritable fairy's dark lantern— a half of a nutshell, with a flat cover sliding on a pivot and concealing at will the light of two fireflies struggling in a dab of pitch. The burglar carried a reserve supply of fireflies in a bit of hollow bamboo stoppered at the ends, and added a fresh illuminator whenever the dark lantern's living glow diminished.
The Djokja passer is a ...large and important daily gathering, but corrugated-iron and tiled sheds in formal rows have pretty nearly robbed it of all a passer's picturesqueness. Model municipal govern- ment, Dutch system and order, are too pronounced to please one whose eye has seen what a few palm- thatched booths and umbrellas, and a few tons of scattered fruits and peppers, can produce in that pic- nic encampment by Boro Boedors groves or in the open common at Tissak Malaya.
We had been promised great finds in the way of old silver and krises in a street of Chinese pawnshops opening from one corner of the passer ; but the prom- ises were not realized.
What to read after Java the Garden of the East?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliza Ruhamah Scidmore to read onlineMoreLess
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