Our Entry Into Hunan
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He received us very kindly, and soon put the matter right.
In a few minutes we were on board the boat, and after just getting away from the town we stopped for the night. From Li Ling we went down to Lou Kou, and here entered the famous Shiang River, which passes through the province from south to north, and has many of the most important cities of Hunan on its banks. We sailed down this magnifi- cent river for about thirty miles and then came to the city of Shiang Tan, the largest business cen...tre in Hunan. We arrived about midnight on Thursday, and early on Friday morning went on shore. We walked nearly roundthe city proper — a walled city — but found it a very poor place. The business streets are outside the walls, and stretch for several miles along the river bank. We returned to our boat for breakfast and prayers, then went off to visit the mission- aries, and see something of the business part of the town. We first visited the American S = Z o 153 'a famous victory' 155 Presbyterian Mission, where we found the Rev.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He received us very kindly, and soon put the matter right.
In a few minutes we were on board the boat, and after just getting away from the town we stopped for the night. From Li Ling we went down to Lou Kou, and here entered the famous Shiang River, which passes through the province from south to north, and has many of the most important cities of Hunan on its banks. We sailed down this magnifi- cent river for about thirty miles and then came to the city of Shiang Tan, the largest business cen...tre in Hunan. We arrived about midnight on Thursday, and early on Friday morning went on shore. We walked nearly roundthe city proper — a walled city — but found it a very poor place. The business streets are outside the walls, and stretch for several miles along the river bank. We returned to our boat for breakfast and prayers, then went off to visit the mission- aries, and see something of the business part of the town. We first visited the American S = Z o 153 'a famous victory' 155 Presbyterian Mission, where we found the Rev.
What to read after Our Entry Into Hunan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Wilfrid Charles Wilfrid Allan to read onlineMoreLess
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