Our New Way Round the World
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FROM SINGAPORE TO HONG KONG.
AT Singapore we take on board about two hundred Chinese, men, women, and children, wdio* have been making money here, and who are going back to their native land to enjoy it. While sailing up the China Sea we have ample time and an excellent oppor- tunity to study their singular traits of character. Tliey pay twenty dollars each for a passage to Hong Kong, boarding themselves. They have a vast amount of bag- gage, — more trunks than a devotee of fashion on her way t...o Newport. Each family has a small portable furnace, a bag of charcoal, baskets of potatoes, with rice, salt- fish, shrimps, crabs, and hampers of live chickens and ducks. They waste nothing. Standing on the bridge of the steamer, we can look down upon the crowd pre- paring and eating their breakfast. All sorts go into the stew-pan, — the chicken in bits, the tongue, the comb, the whole body down to the toes, even the intestines, after being well washed and cleaned ! Then bits of dried fish, small shrimps, dried crabs, the roe of fish, potatoes, small squashes, and other vegetables of the tropics, all cut into small pieces, mixed, stirred, and cooked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FROM SINGAPORE TO HONG KONG.
AT Singapore we take on board about two hundred Chinese, men, women, and children, wdio* have been making money here, and who are going back to their native land to enjoy it. While sailing up the China Sea we have ample time and an excellent oppor- tunity to study their singular traits of character. Tliey pay twenty dollars each for a passage to Hong Kong, boarding themselves. They have a vast amount of bag- gage, — more trunks than a devotee of fashion on her way t...o Newport. Each family has a small portable furnace, a bag of charcoal, baskets of potatoes, with rice, salt- fish, shrimps, crabs, and hampers of live chickens and ducks. They waste nothing. Standing on the bridge of the steamer, we can look down upon the crowd pre- paring and eating their breakfast. All sorts go into the stew-pan, — the chicken in bits, the tongue, the comb, the whole body down to the toes, even the intestines, after being well washed and cleaned ! Then bits of dried fish, small shrimps, dried crabs, the roe of fish, potatoes, small squashes, and other vegetables of the tropics, all cut into small pieces, mixed, stirred, and cooked.
What to read after Our New Way Round the World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coffin, Charles Carleton, 1823-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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