Tales From the Middle Kingdom Stories of China
Tales From the Middle Kingdom Stories of China
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More messengers called, "Would we pay 30%?" "No, we don't do business with robbers. " "What would you pay?" "Not a cash. " It was a sad blow, but we were immovable and all negotiations fell through. Many a joke we had with the old missionary (who had by this time re- covered without his bed), as we thought of the pirate chief comfortably stretched on the little white bed and enjoying the deliciousness of a mattress, a thing un- heard of to him before.
It was one of the "all things" in China, an...d like Paul of old, one needs to be ready there to suffer the Joss of "all things" yes "to count them but dung for JPIfcATES AND THE BED Christ's sake, " so there were no nard thoughts over the loss, though we did present our case to One above.
But truth is ever stranger than fiction. One day a friend rushed in all excited. The bed was coming! Rather the junk was coming! Yes, th^ solders had swooped down and caught the pirates. Perhaps the chief was napping in the new bed: we received no particulars, however, but there was endless excite- ment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
More messengers called, "Would we pay 30%?" "No, we don't do business with robbers. " "What would you pay?" "Not a cash. " It was a sad blow, but we were immovable and all negotiations fell through. Many a joke we had with the old missionary (who had by this time re- covered without his bed), as we thought of the pirate chief comfortably stretched on the little white bed and enjoying the deliciousness of a mattress, a thing un- heard of to him before.
It was one of the "all things" in China, an...d like Paul of old, one needs to be ready there to suffer the Joss of "all things" yes "to count them but dung for JPIfcATES AND THE BED Christ's sake, " so there were no nard thoughts over the loss, though we did present our case to One above.
But truth is ever stranger than fiction. One day a friend rushed in all excited. The bed was coming! Rather the junk was coming! Yes, th^ solders had swooped down and caught the pirates. Perhaps the chief was napping in the new bed: we received no particulars, however, but there was endless excite- ment.
What to read after Tales From the Middle Kingdom Stories of China?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A F Willis to read onlineMoreLess
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