The Chinese: a General Description of the Empire of China And Its Inhabitants
The Chinese: a General Description of the Empire of China And Its Inhabitants
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The enemy, ou finding that their intended victim had escaped, endeavour to foil and perplex the heroine by sending her uncle to remonstrate with her on the irregularity of admitting the youth into the house.
She, however, justifies her conduct by the urgency of the case, by the gratitude she owes Teihchungyu, and by telling her uncle that he would better show his solicitude for her by prosecuting the wretches from whose hands she had lately been rescued. After an ineffectual attempt to get up a...n accusation against the young people, by introducing a spy into the lady'd faooaet whose evidence only places her conduct in a Digitized bvliJPOgle 208 THE CHINESE.
fairer light, they are oUiged to give up the case ik desperate. The hero, on I^s recovery, of course takes his departure with increased feelings of regard to his hostess, and after meeting with some other adventures which are calculated to put his address or courage to the test, he proceeds home with the determination to prepare himself for the next public examination of literary graduates.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The enemy, ou finding that their intended victim had escaped, endeavour to foil and perplex the heroine by sending her uncle to remonstrate with her on the irregularity of admitting the youth into the house.
She, however, justifies her conduct by the urgency of the case, by the gratitude she owes Teihchungyu, and by telling her uncle that he would better show his solicitude for her by prosecuting the wretches from whose hands she had lately been rescued. After an ineffectual attempt to get up a...n accusation against the young people, by introducing a spy into the lady'd faooaet whose evidence only places her conduct in a Digitized bvliJPOgle 208 THE CHINESE.
fairer light, they are oUiged to give up the case ik desperate. The hero, on I^s recovery, of course takes his departure with increased feelings of regard to his hostess, and after meeting with some other adventures which are calculated to put his address or courage to the test, he proceeds home with the determination to prepare himself for the next public examination of literary graduates.
What to read after The Chinese: a General Description of the Empire of China And Its Inhabitants?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge (Great Britain) to read onlineMoreLess
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