The World And Its Wonders
The World And Its Wonders
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It begins where an English book ends, that is, The Far East — China 73 our last page is their first page ; and then in- stead of reading across the page from left to right, it reads from top to bottom, starting at the right side of the page.
Outside there are some boys playing with peg-tops, others are flying kites, and there are A Chinese wheelbarrow men also with kites, for kite-flying is a favourite amusement with the Chinese.
In the distance we notice some very tall buildings — these are pa...godas or churches. They are sometimes seven or even nine stories high and have eight sides. They are very pretty, as 74 The Far East — China each story is smaller than the one below, and the roofs are beautifully carved. You may see a model of one at Kew Gardens.
Just notice how badly that lady walks ! What tiny feet she has! Her parents were rich, and when she was quite a little girl, her feet were bound very tightly so that they could not grow. Many of the parents are now wiser and do not bind the feet of their girls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It begins where an English book ends, that is, The Far East — China 73 our last page is their first page ; and then in- stead of reading across the page from left to right, it reads from top to bottom, starting at the right side of the page.
Outside there are some boys playing with peg-tops, others are flying kites, and there are A Chinese wheelbarrow men also with kites, for kite-flying is a favourite amusement with the Chinese.
In the distance we notice some very tall buildings — these are pa...godas or churches. They are sometimes seven or even nine stories high and have eight sides. They are very pretty, as 74 The Far East — China each story is smaller than the one below, and the roofs are beautifully carved. You may see a model of one at Kew Gardens.
Just notice how badly that lady walks ! What tiny feet she has! Her parents were rich, and when she was quite a little girl, her feet were bound very tightly so that they could not grow. Many of the parents are now wiser and do not bind the feet of their girls.
What to read after The World And Its Wonders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Frederick Bosworth to read onlineMoreLess
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