The White People And Other Weird Stories (2011)
The White People And Other Weird Stories
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I often think that the most extraordinary item of intelligence that I have read in print appeared a few years ago in the London Press. It came from a well-known and most respected news agency; I imagine it was in all the papers. It was astounding.
The circumstances necessary—not to the understanding of this paragraph, for that is out of the question—but, we will say, to the understanding of the events which made it possible, are these. We had invaded Thibet, and there had been trouble in the hie...rarchy of that country, and a personage known as the Tashai Lama1 had taken refuge with us in India. He went on pilgrimage from one Buddhist shrine to another, and came at last to a holy mountain of Buddhism, the name of which I have forgotten. And thus the morning paper:His Holiness the Tashai Lama then ascended the Mountain and was transfigured.—Reuter.2 That was all. And from that day to this I have never heard a word of explanation or comment on this amazing statement.
There was no more, it seemed, to be said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I often think that the most extraordinary item of intelligence that I have read in print appeared a few years ago in the London Press. It came from a well-known and most respected news agency; I imagine it was in all the papers. It was astounding.
The circumstances necessary—not to the understanding of this paragraph, for that is out of the question—but, we will say, to the understanding of the events which made it possible, are these. We had invaded Thibet, and there had been trouble in the hie...rarchy of that country, and a personage known as the Tashai Lama1 had taken refuge with us in India. He went on pilgrimage from one Buddhist shrine to another, and came at last to a holy mountain of Buddhism, the name of which I have forgotten. And thus the morning paper:His Holiness the Tashai Lama then ascended the Mountain and was transfigured.—Reuter.2 That was all. And from that day to this I have never heard a word of explanation or comment on this amazing statement.
There was no more, it seemed, to be said.
What to read after The White People And Other Weird Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Machen Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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