Ping Kua a Girl of Cathay
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" She doesn't look like the one who 36 made the clay mouse. How queerly she is dressed. How immodest to have her dress fit closely and show her form and arms. Is she a married woman? Her hair is done up, but not pulled out across her temples though, " — and again the little hands went up to her own bared brow — "and her feet!" (Apple forgot her forlornness and had to draw her hand back and drop her face up to the eyes into the open end of her wide sleeve to hide the giggle which would come when... her eyes had reached the lady's feet. ) "Such shovels! And of all the ugly shoes one ever saw — plain black, with not a flower or bright thing about them. Of what could such disgust- ing looking shoes be made?" Just there she was brought back to her senses by the lady's saying in Chinese, "We will sing the one hundred and twentieth hymn. " One of the girls went to a queer-looking box with white teeth along one edge, sat down, worked her feet, ran her fingers over the teeth, and a strange music came out of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" She doesn't look like the one who 36 made the clay mouse. How queerly she is dressed. How immodest to have her dress fit closely and show her form and arms. Is she a married woman? Her hair is done up, but not pulled out across her temples though, " — and again the little hands went up to her own bared brow — "and her feet!" (Apple forgot her forlornness and had to draw her hand back and drop her face up to the eyes into the open end of her wide sleeve to hide the giggle which would come when... her eyes had reached the lady's feet. ) "Such shovels! And of all the ugly shoes one ever saw — plain black, with not a flower or bright thing about them. Of what could such disgust- ing looking shoes be made?" Just there she was brought back to her senses by the lady's saying in Chinese, "We will sing the one hundred and twentieth hymn. " One of the girls went to a queer-looking box with white teeth along one edge, sat down, worked her feet, ran her fingers over the teeth, and a strange music came out of it.
What to read after Ping Kua a Girl of Cathay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rachel R Benn to read onlineMoreLess
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