The Yellow Danger
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Their language, too, was different; above all, their walk. The southerners walked on the flat foot, like Europeans ; the northerners swung along on their heels, with a backward slant of the body, like a statue put to lean with its back against a wall.
At Hunshun Hardy stopped for a night at a two-roomed inn ; and here it was that, as soon as he was asleep, a con- sultation occurred between the villagers and his retinue of five.
The next morning he went forward, this time in a spring- less jinri...cksha or mule-cart. He could no longer bear the swinging between the palanquin mules. It had reduced him to a state of weakness ; he was now spitting up phlegm streaked with blood.
At every village now they were surrounded by increasing crowds and clamours. But always John's servants spoke some words to the people, which had the effect of restrain- ing them. As he set out afresh, a throng of those skeleton visages would be there to gape greedily after him ; but still, he did set out.
A sickness of the heart a sickness of the stomach grew upon him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their language, too, was different; above all, their walk. The southerners walked on the flat foot, like Europeans ; the northerners swung along on their heels, with a backward slant of the body, like a statue put to lean with its back against a wall.
At Hunshun Hardy stopped for a night at a two-roomed inn ; and here it was that, as soon as he was asleep, a con- sultation occurred between the villagers and his retinue of five.
The next morning he went forward, this time in a spring- less jinri...cksha or mule-cart. He could no longer bear the swinging between the palanquin mules. It had reduced him to a state of weakness ; he was now spitting up phlegm streaked with blood.
At every village now they were surrounded by increasing crowds and clamours. But always John's servants spoke some words to the people, which had the effect of restrain- ing them. As he set out afresh, a throng of those skeleton visages would be there to gape greedily after him ; but still, he did set out.
A sickness of the heart a sickness of the stomach grew upon him.
What to read after The Yellow Danger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M P Matthew Phipps Shiel to read onlineMoreLess
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