My Chinese Marriage
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When are you going ? n We were in the last week of the old year, and at Madame Liang's earnest entreaty my husband delayed his depar- ture (as the summons permitted), that, in the midst of his family, he might cele- brate the most delightful of all holidays. Delicious cooking odours now drifted about everywhere, new clothes for every one were made ready, and faces took on a shining happiness.
One evening after a visit to his mother, Chan-King came to me, laughing heartily. " Mother reminds me, ..." he said, " that for FIRST DAUGHTER-IN-LAW 133 three days it is customary for the maids, when sweeping the floor, to pile the dust carefully in a corner instead of throwing it out, lest the family good fortune should be thrown out with it. But she says of course it is only an old superstition and if you like you may tell the maid to remove the sweepings as usual. " I laughed too. Then I said, " Tell Mother we shall do our part towards keeping good fortune in the family. ' ' " For three days, also, " con- tinued Chan-King, " no harsh or scolding word is to be spoken by anyone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When are you going ? n We were in the last week of the old year, and at Madame Liang's earnest entreaty my husband delayed his depar- ture (as the summons permitted), that, in the midst of his family, he might cele- brate the most delightful of all holidays. Delicious cooking odours now drifted about everywhere, new clothes for every one were made ready, and faces took on a shining happiness.
One evening after a visit to his mother, Chan-King came to me, laughing heartily. " Mother reminds me, ..." he said, " that for FIRST DAUGHTER-IN-LAW 133 three days it is customary for the maids, when sweeping the floor, to pile the dust carefully in a corner instead of throwing it out, lest the family good fortune should be thrown out with it. But she says of course it is only an old superstition and if you like you may tell the maid to remove the sweepings as usual. " I laughed too. Then I said, " Tell Mother we shall do our part towards keeping good fortune in the family. ' ' " For three days, also, " con- tinued Chan-King, " no harsh or scolding word is to be spoken by anyone.
What to read after My Chinese Marriage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M T F to read onlineMoreLess
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