The Door of the Double Dragon a Romance of the China of Yesterday And to Day
The Door of the Double Dragon a Romance of the China of Yesterday And to Day
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But his work is done now. He can help me no more. He were well out of the way. " Gray Fox meditated. "And with him out of the way, Ugichi, it might be that the keys " Count Ito grinned in his meaningless fashion. "If he is then to see the black Omi-angel, why not in the presence of faithful Japanese who might procure from him the keys to the door of the Double-Dragon? Speak I wisely, Gray Fox?" They eyed one another. *The foreigner.
THE GOLDEN KITE 107 "Wisely, indeed!" said Gray Fox, and fell ...to meditating again. Presently he raised his eyes.
"It is for the emperor, Ito-san. What is one man that he should stand in the way of the emperor's desire? We have originated this plan to put Chu'un on the throne; have provided the brains, the money, the rifles, the munitions of war even the men, in part. Knowest thou that between Peking and Tien- tsin there are scattered some five thousand of our race, members of the army of the emperor?" Ito nodded. "Long since I knew that, Gray Fox. Also do I remember that at Shan-hai-kuan among the allied garrisons there is a full regiment ready to write their names in the Bushi Kanjo and as thou hast said: Are the time, the money, the men, and the emperor's desire to go for naught because one Black Wrenne opposeth the path?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But his work is done now. He can help me no more. He were well out of the way. " Gray Fox meditated. "And with him out of the way, Ugichi, it might be that the keys " Count Ito grinned in his meaningless fashion. "If he is then to see the black Omi-angel, why not in the presence of faithful Japanese who might procure from him the keys to the door of the Double-Dragon? Speak I wisely, Gray Fox?" They eyed one another. *The foreigner.
THE GOLDEN KITE 107 "Wisely, indeed!" said Gray Fox, and fell ...to meditating again. Presently he raised his eyes.
"It is for the emperor, Ito-san. What is one man that he should stand in the way of the emperor's desire? We have originated this plan to put Chu'un on the throne; have provided the brains, the money, the rifles, the munitions of war even the men, in part. Knowest thou that between Peking and Tien- tsin there are scattered some five thousand of our race, members of the army of the emperor?" Ito nodded. "Long since I knew that, Gray Fox. Also do I remember that at Shan-hai-kuan among the allied garrisons there is a full regiment ready to write their names in the Bushi Kanjo and as thou hast said: Are the time, the money, the men, and the emperor's desire to go for naught because one Black Wrenne opposeth the path?
What to read after The Door of the Double Dragon a Romance of the China of Yesterday And to Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hector Blanding to read onlineMoreLess
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