The Fairy Foxes a Chinese Legend
The Fairy Foxes a Chinese Legend
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On hearing this the ladies ordered Fo to enter, which he did, touching the ground with his forehead as he handed the letter. They noticed that poor Ko had completely lost his left eye; but -without taking time to question him about this, the ladies opened the letter and read as follows: "Since I left you, thanks to the protection of heaven I have always had excellent health. Happily, all our property has escaped in the Capital, and everything is in a satisfactory condition, as it used to be. To... make it better, I met my old friend Hou-Pa, the judge, who introduced me to the Prime Minister, and I have every reason to be grateful to him, for he has appointed me to an important Magistracy. I have aJready received my official nomination, and *s the time, at which I ought to enter on my duties is drawing near, I send Fo on purpose to give you both this lettr. Dirwetly you have (21 ) received it make haste to sell our property, and come like lightning to the Capital. Do not waste time over frivolous details, it is all but time for me to start, and as we shall meet so soon this letter con- tains only what it is necessary to tell you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On hearing this the ladies ordered Fo to enter, which he did, touching the ground with his forehead as he handed the letter. They noticed that poor Ko had completely lost his left eye; but -without taking time to question him about this, the ladies opened the letter and read as follows: "Since I left you, thanks to the protection of heaven I have always had excellent health. Happily, all our property has escaped in the Capital, and everything is in a satisfactory condition, as it used to be. To... make it better, I met my old friend Hou-Pa, the judge, who introduced me to the Prime Minister, and I have every reason to be grateful to him, for he has appointed me to an important Magistracy. I have aJready received my official nomination, and *s the time, at which I ought to enter on my duties is drawing near, I send Fo on purpose to give you both this lettr. Dirwetly you have (21 ) received it make haste to sell our property, and come like lightning to the Capital. Do not waste time over frivolous details, it is all but time for me to start, and as we shall meet so soon this letter con- tains only what it is necessary to tell you.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Swing to read onlineMoreLess
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