Li Hungchang
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He states that his mother, whose maiden name was Li [the same character as the Grand Secretary's] has been residing for some ten years in the official residence of his brother, Han-chang, the Governor-General of Hu-kuang. She is eighty-three years of age, and her constitution has hitherto been robust. But last winter she suffered from dysentery, and although the physicians succeeded in stopping the worst symptoms, she still continued feverish at night. At the beginning of spring she was a littl...e better. Memorialist had earlier sent his son, Ching-fang, to Hu-pei to wait on his mother with food and medicine in his stead, but a letter which he has just received informs him that she is DEATH OF I/IS MOTHER. 185 affected with a continual cough, and cannot take food and drink in any quantity. She is old and is breaking up : and the thought of her absent son continually recurs to her, and makes her illness more dangerous. When memorialist heard this his heart burned with anxiety, and his sleep and his food were worthless to him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He states that his mother, whose maiden name was Li [the same character as the Grand Secretary's] has been residing for some ten years in the official residence of his brother, Han-chang, the Governor-General of Hu-kuang. She is eighty-three years of age, and her constitution has hitherto been robust. But last winter she suffered from dysentery, and although the physicians succeeded in stopping the worst symptoms, she still continued feverish at night. At the beginning of spring she was a littl...e better. Memorialist had earlier sent his son, Ching-fang, to Hu-pei to wait on his mother with food and medicine in his stead, but a letter which he has just received informs him that she is DEATH OF I/IS MOTHER. 185 affected with a continual cough, and cannot take food and drink in any quantity. She is old and is breaking up : and the thought of her absent son continually recurs to her, and makes her illness more dangerous. When memorialist heard this his heart burned with anxiety, and his sleep and his food were worthless to him.
What to read after Li Hungchang?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert K Robert Kennaway Douglas to read onlineMoreLess
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