Stories of Everyday Life in Modern China
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As he did not think it in accordance with propriety for him to make his love for Moli known to her, and to woo her love in return, the girl knew nothing of his affection for her, and still re- garded him as one of her ordinary neighbours and The True Maiden 63 acquaintances by sight. It was thus very good news for Little Ong when he learned from his mother that the parents of Moli had expressed their desire to have him as their son-in-law, and had asked his parents to consider the matter favour...ably.
His own father and mother, he found, were not dis- posed to make objections to the marriage, and he began to have a happy hope that in the course of time, and before very long, Miss Kim would be his beloved wife.
But Little Ong's hopes were crossed by a suitor who told his love and won his suit, and it fell in this wise. On one of the barges which plied between Creek Head and the harbour, was a young boatman named Tan Ahjit. His father was the owner, or part owner, of four of the barges, and had also a small farm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As he did not think it in accordance with propriety for him to make his love for Moli known to her, and to woo her love in return, the girl knew nothing of his affection for her, and still re- garded him as one of her ordinary neighbours and The True Maiden 63 acquaintances by sight. It was thus very good news for Little Ong when he learned from his mother that the parents of Moli had expressed their desire to have him as their son-in-law, and had asked his parents to consider the matter favour...ably.
His own father and mother, he found, were not dis- posed to make objections to the marriage, and he began to have a happy hope that in the course of time, and before very long, Miss Kim would be his beloved wife.
But Little Ong's hopes were crossed by a suitor who told his love and won his suit, and it fell in this wise. On one of the barges which plied between Creek Head and the harbour, was a young boatman named Tan Ahjit. His father was the owner, or part owner, of four of the barges, and had also a small farm.
What to read after Stories of Everyday Life in Modern China?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Watters to read onlineMoreLess
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