"out of the East." Reveries And Studies in New Japan
"out of the East." Reveries And Studies in New Japan
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Taro kept his sleeve to his eyes, and sobbed.
The bell rang. The master told the chil- dren they would receive their first writing- lesson during the next class-hour from another teacher, but that they could first go out and play for a while. He then left the room ; and the boys and girls aU ran out into the school-yard to play, taking no notice whatever THE RED BRIDAL 251 of Taro. The child felt more astonished at being thus ignored than he had felt before on finding himself an object of gener...al attention.
Nobody except the master had yet spoken one word to him ; and now even the master seemed to have forgotten his existence. He sat down again on his little bench, and cried and cried ; trying all the while not to make a noise, for fear the children wovdd come back to laugh at him.
Suddenly a hand was laid upon his shoul- der ; a sweet voice was speaking to him ; and turning his head, he found himself looking into the most caressing pair of eyes he had ever seen, — the eyes of a little girl about a year older than he.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Taro kept his sleeve to his eyes, and sobbed.
The bell rang. The master told the chil- dren they would receive their first writing- lesson during the next class-hour from another teacher, but that they could first go out and play for a while. He then left the room ; and the boys and girls aU ran out into the school-yard to play, taking no notice whatever THE RED BRIDAL 251 of Taro. The child felt more astonished at being thus ignored than he had felt before on finding himself an object of gener...al attention.
Nobody except the master had yet spoken one word to him ; and now even the master seemed to have forgotten his existence. He sat down again on his little bench, and cried and cried ; trying all the while not to make a noise, for fear the children wovdd come back to laugh at him.
Suddenly a hand was laid upon his shoul- der ; a sweet voice was speaking to him ; and turning his head, he found himself looking into the most caressing pair of eyes he had ever seen, — the eyes of a little girl about a year older than he.
What to read after "out of the East." Reveries And Studies in New Japan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hearn, Lafcadio, 1850-1904 to read onlineMoreLess
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