New York to Peking
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In addition to this. His Majesty has two fields of rice grown for him, located in widely different parts of his empire. Should the crop fail in one, he can depend upon the other most likely.
62 NEW YORK TO PEKING But let us return to the ceremonial tea aftermath, the unexpected dinner. Custom does not require that we shall dispose of all set before us in this case, so we soon taper off and cigarettes are the signal for the approach- ing conclusion of the feast. To our amazement, we have spent t...hree hours under the hospitable roof of these dainty, friendly people, and now the host and hostess accompany us to the door where their servants have our foot-gear in readiness so that we can be properly shod to have a final glimpse of their heavenly garden. The new moon was just coming up over the mountain, a temple bell was ringing in a sleepy manner at some near- by Shinto shrine, and peace seemed to fill our souls.
Our rickshaw boys brought us through a lane of red maples that showed against the afterglow in the western sky, while the pine needles all seemed to be wishing us a happy good night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In addition to this. His Majesty has two fields of rice grown for him, located in widely different parts of his empire. Should the crop fail in one, he can depend upon the other most likely.
62 NEW YORK TO PEKING But let us return to the ceremonial tea aftermath, the unexpected dinner. Custom does not require that we shall dispose of all set before us in this case, so we soon taper off and cigarettes are the signal for the approach- ing conclusion of the feast. To our amazement, we have spent t...hree hours under the hospitable roof of these dainty, friendly people, and now the host and hostess accompany us to the door where their servants have our foot-gear in readiness so that we can be properly shod to have a final glimpse of their heavenly garden. The new moon was just coming up over the mountain, a temple bell was ringing in a sleepy manner at some near- by Shinto shrine, and peace seemed to fill our souls.
Our rickshaw boys brought us through a lane of red maples that showed against the afterglow in the western sky, while the pine needles all seemed to be wishing us a happy good night.
What to read after New York to Peking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blanche Sellers Ortman to read onlineMoreLess
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