Madame Izan a Tourist Story
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Mrs. Eugarde laughed, and so did Herminia, more loudly. She had recovered from her depression of the previous evening, and looked upon the quarrel with her friend as wiped out by the forgiving good-night.
' Oh dear, Izo, you are too funny ! Fancy your not having discovered by this time what " Yuroshi " means !' ' I meant to look, and forgot, ' she answered. ' Please tell me, Mr. Kencho. ' The guide seemed to hesitate, and then said, in an odd, repressed voice, and with a slight and formal bow :... ' It is an expression of admiration. ' MADAME IZAN 235 Madame Izan blushed, and, struck by his manner, looked at him, as if to ask what was the matter. But he moved to the door, again making the deferential gesture, which, with its blend of the Japanese, seemed a sort of shadow of Yama- saki's elaborate obeisance on entering and quitting the presence of his employers.
' Madame will probably be ready to set off for the great pine at Karasaki in about half an hour. I shall be here then to take orders, ' he said, and departed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Eugarde laughed, and so did Herminia, more loudly. She had recovered from her depression of the previous evening, and looked upon the quarrel with her friend as wiped out by the forgiving good-night.
' Oh dear, Izo, you are too funny ! Fancy your not having discovered by this time what " Yuroshi " means !' ' I meant to look, and forgot, ' she answered. ' Please tell me, Mr. Kencho. ' The guide seemed to hesitate, and then said, in an odd, repressed voice, and with a slight and formal bow :... ' It is an expression of admiration. ' MADAME IZAN 235 Madame Izan blushed, and, struck by his manner, looked at him, as if to ask what was the matter. But he moved to the door, again making the deferential gesture, which, with its blend of the Japanese, seemed a sort of shadow of Yama- saki's elaborate obeisance on entering and quitting the presence of his employers.
' Madame will probably be ready to set off for the great pine at Karasaki in about half an hour. I shall be here then to take orders, ' he said, and departed.
What to read after Madame Izan a Tourist Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell Praed to read onlineMoreLess
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