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But this was a branch of inquiry which to his mind should bereserved for men alone. Nice women never think of such things. Thathis own wife should wish to see the place and, worse still, shouldexpress that wish in public was a blatant offence against Good Form, which could only be excused by her innocent ignorance.
But Reggie, who was used to the curiosity of every tourist, male andfemale, about the night-life of Tokyo, answered readily: "Yes, Mrs. Barrington. It's well worth seeing. We must ar...range to godown there. " "Miss Smith tells me, " said Asako, "that all these lovely gaycreatures are Yoshiwara girls; and that you can see them there now. " "Not that identical lady of course, " said Reggie, who had joinedthe group by the fireside, "she died a hundred years ago; but herprofessional great-granddaughters are still there. " "And I can see them!" Asako clapped her hands. "Ladies are allowed togo and look? It does not matter? It is not improper?" "Oh, no, " said Ya
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But this was a branch of inquiry which to his mind should bereserved for men alone. Nice women never think of such things. Thathis own wife should wish to see the place and, worse still, shouldexpress that wish in public was a blatant offence against Good Form, which could only be excused by her innocent ignorance.
But Reggie, who was used to the curiosity of every tourist, male andfemale, about the night-life of Tokyo, answered readily: "Yes, Mrs. Barrington. It's well worth seeing. We must ar...range to godown there. " "Miss Smith tells me, " said Asako, "that all these lovely gaycreatures are Yoshiwara girls; and that you can see them there now. " "Not that identical lady of course, " said Reggie, who had joinedthe group by the fireside, "she died a hundred years ago; but herprofessional great-granddaughters are still there. " "And I can see them!" Asako clapped her hands. "Ladies are allowed togo and look? It does not matter? It is not improper?" "Oh, no, " said Ya
What to read after Kimono?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paris John to read onlineMoreLess
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