The Tales of the Sixty Mandarins
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came the Emperor Mandarin of the Island of Allfriars. The Farmer Mandarin is my Prime Minister Mandarin as well as the Police Mandarin, as will be evident from his bamboo bdton with the bunch of feathers on the top.
" The Poulterer Mandarin, the Wood Mandarin, the Bark Mandarin, and the Builder Mandarin are my subject Mandarins, and whenever I have to go out they bear my litter, which was made for me by the Builder Mandarin. Thus, as your Majesty sees, I have strictly observed your Majesty's in...junction as to the universal title Mandarin, according it to every one of my subjects.
"Further, this hut I call my palace. The wooden bench within is my throne. The words engraved on the piece of bark on the top of the flagstaff there form my motto. As such, it is also the motto of the exalted Order of the Black Dragon, which I have had to create for the benefit of my. Subjects, and to which the Farmer Mandarin has been already admitted, because he was the first to recover, by his continued diligence, from the effects of the calamities that had happened one after another to my subjects.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
came the Emperor Mandarin of the Island of Allfriars. The Farmer Mandarin is my Prime Minister Mandarin as well as the Police Mandarin, as will be evident from his bamboo bdton with the bunch of feathers on the top.
" The Poulterer Mandarin, the Wood Mandarin, the Bark Mandarin, and the Builder Mandarin are my subject Mandarins, and whenever I have to go out they bear my litter, which was made for me by the Builder Mandarin. Thus, as your Majesty sees, I have strictly observed your Majesty's in...junction as to the universal title Mandarin, according it to every one of my subjects.
"Further, this hut I call my palace. The wooden bench within is my throne. The words engraved on the piece of bark on the top of the flagstaff there form my motto. As such, it is also the motto of the exalted Order of the Black Dragon, which I have had to create for the benefit of my. Subjects, and to which the Farmer Mandarin has been already admitted, because he was the first to recover, by his continued diligence, from the effects of the calamities that had happened one after another to my subjects.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P V Ramasvami Raju to read onlineMoreLess
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