The Yellow War
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" You are, I think, mistaken.
We Japanese are so much alike. I have never been In Paris." This answer given, THB PATH IN THE SA8T IS STRANGE, the little man threw the Foreigner a signal glance which he understood. A soldier's freemaaonry. The Foreigner understood, and as he moved away, he noticed that though the little attach^ appeared quite at ease with the men, yet he was awkward in his courtesy to the daughters of the house who flitted round him with refreshments.
The Foreigner's interests w...ere aroused.
He would cultivate this Httle oddity, who was an attach^ to a legation one year and a Cambridge undergi-aduate the nest, and who politely denied past acquaintances.
The Foreigner moved aside to do his duty by his hostess and her daughters, and wherever he turned he noticed that Kam- imoto was observing him.
Later in the evening, when the guests were retiring early in anticipation of a long day's boating picnic on the morrow, the Foreigner found little Kamimoto at his elbow. " May I come to your room and talk to you before we turn in ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" You are, I think, mistaken.
We Japanese are so much alike. I have never been In Paris." This answer given, THB PATH IN THE SA8T IS STRANGE, the little man threw the Foreigner a signal glance which he understood. A soldier's freemaaonry. The Foreigner understood, and as he moved away, he noticed that though the little attach^ appeared quite at ease with the men, yet he was awkward in his courtesy to the daughters of the house who flitted round him with refreshments.
The Foreigner's interests w...ere aroused.
He would cultivate this Httle oddity, who was an attach^ to a legation one year and a Cambridge undergi-aduate the nest, and who politely denied past acquaintances.
The Foreigner moved aside to do his duty by his hostess and her daughters, and wherever he turned he noticed that Kam- imoto was observing him.
Later in the evening, when the guests were retiring early in anticipation of a long day's boating picnic on the morrow, the Foreigner found little Kamimoto at his elbow. " May I come to your room and talk to you before we turn in ?
What to read after The Yellow War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Lionel to read onlineMoreLess
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