Nelson Fairchild
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N.J Peking, China, OSi. 1 6 Dear Old H — : Mukden is a pretty place. It has four walls, eight gates, twelve Europeans, seven million two hundred and forty-two thousand Chinese, three hundred and ninety-six thousand eight hundred and twenty-three and a half Japs.
Houses there are none; at least, in the ten days I was there we could n't find any, and lived at a Chinese Inn, where I left Straight while I went on to this village to rubber.
Like burglars we arrived in the dead of night, quite dead o...urselves, and sneaked into the old town upon whose astonished gaze the American Consul-General and self burst the next day. Great ceremonies, much tea con- sumed and such a wealth of compliments were exchanged as never yet have been imagined.
Each morning from 8-9 we are interviewed by various newspaper men who learn nothing.
Then at 9, either we call on His Excellency the Viceroy or the Tao Tai, or one of them calls on us. Sweet champagne at this time.
Then home and work till our cook serves us his invariable lunch, then more work or calls or errands, dinner and bed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
N.J Peking, China, OSi. 1 6 Dear Old H — : Mukden is a pretty place. It has four walls, eight gates, twelve Europeans, seven million two hundred and forty-two thousand Chinese, three hundred and ninety-six thousand eight hundred and twenty-three and a half Japs.
Houses there are none; at least, in the ten days I was there we could n't find any, and lived at a Chinese Inn, where I left Straight while I went on to this village to rubber.
Like burglars we arrived in the dead of night, quite dead o...urselves, and sneaked into the old town upon whose astonished gaze the American Consul-General and self burst the next day. Great ceremonies, much tea con- sumed and such a wealth of compliments were exchanged as never yet have been imagined.
Each morning from 8-9 we are interviewed by various newspaper men who learn nothing.
Then at 9, either we call on His Excellency the Viceroy or the Tao Tai, or one of them calls on us. Sweet champagne at this time.
Then home and work till our cook serves us his invariable lunch, then more work or calls or errands, dinner and bed.
What to read after Nelson Fairchild?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nelson Fairchild to read onlineMoreLess
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