Things Korean: a Collection of Sketches And Anecdotes, Missionary And Diplomatic
Things Korean: a Collection of Sketches And Anecdotes, Missionary And Diplomatic
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The engine was of course the chief attraction and the white-robed, stolid-looking group would surge backward with each toot of the whistle or jet of escaping steam.
The attendants on these trains had hard work to keep the third-class passengers inside and seated.
The platforms seemed to offer the greatest attraction to them and the fact that one would occasionally drop off into space in going round a curve, seemed not to affect the others, since the next train would have an entirely new set of ...passengers.
They would persist in jumping off as the train KOEEA AND THE KOEEAITS 133 came to a stop as though afraid they might be carried beyond their destination. As they would of course go straight out and then fall when their feet struck the ground, they presented a ludicrous appearance as, with an air of bewilderment and injured dignity, they looked about to see what or who had caused them to fall.
The railway soon became a great educator. The trains would not wait even for a noble. If one such sent word he was coming and arrived in the after- noon for a morning train, he would invariably find it had gone off and left him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The engine was of course the chief attraction and the white-robed, stolid-looking group would surge backward with each toot of the whistle or jet of escaping steam.
The attendants on these trains had hard work to keep the third-class passengers inside and seated.
The platforms seemed to offer the greatest attraction to them and the fact that one would occasionally drop off into space in going round a curve, seemed not to affect the others, since the next train would have an entirely new set of ...passengers.
They would persist in jumping off as the train KOEEA AND THE KOEEAITS 133 came to a stop as though afraid they might be carried beyond their destination. As they would of course go straight out and then fall when their feet struck the ground, they presented a ludicrous appearance as, with an air of bewilderment and injured dignity, they looked about to see what or who had caused them to fall.
The railway soon became a great educator. The trains would not wait even for a noble. If one such sent word he was coming and arrived in the after- noon for a morning train, he would invariably find it had gone off and left him.
What to read after Things Korean: a Collection of Sketches And Anecdotes, Missionary And Diplomatic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Horace Newton Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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