The Wanderer On a Thousand Hills
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Kung had used a part of the money which his son-in-law had on several occasions given him to pay off his debt to his old friend. He had even added a liberal sum as interest, with gifts of a fan and tobacco pouch, so that their relations were again very cordial.
Overhead lingering showers spattered the new tiled roof, the pride of Kung's heart; and the fresh layer of reeds, which strengthened the walls of the hut, glistened in the occasional flashes of lightning. The two friends congratulated th...emselves upon their comforts, for it is safe to say that scarcely a half-dozen other houses in the village of Benevolence and Virtue possessed that night an unleaking roof or waterproof walls. In seasons of unusual rain countless numbers of these Chinese clay huts, with their heavy roofs of earth and reeds or sor- ghum stalks, literally crumble down to the ground.
The schoolmaster and his friend were at present seated in square arm-chairs, at opposite sides of a small table which upheld the chessboard and men, and was lighted by the pea-oil lamp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kung had used a part of the money which his son-in-law had on several occasions given him to pay off his debt to his old friend. He had even added a liberal sum as interest, with gifts of a fan and tobacco pouch, so that their relations were again very cordial.
Overhead lingering showers spattered the new tiled roof, the pride of Kung's heart; and the fresh layer of reeds, which strengthened the walls of the hut, glistened in the occasional flashes of lightning. The two friends congratulated th...emselves upon their comforts, for it is safe to say that scarcely a half-dozen other houses in the village of Benevolence and Virtue possessed that night an unleaking roof or waterproof walls. In seasons of unusual rain countless numbers of these Chinese clay huts, with their heavy roofs of earth and reeds or sor- ghum stalks, literally crumble down to the ground.
The schoolmaster and his friend were at present seated in square arm-chairs, at opposite sides of a small table which upheld the chessboard and men, and was lighted by the pea-oil lamp.
What to read after The Wanderer On a Thousand Hills?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Wherry to read onlineMoreLess
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