Travels Through Asia With the Children
Travels Through Asia With the Children
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The people of Japan and China. They have thick lips, and their noses are almost as flat as those of a negro. Their hair is jet black, but we see many old Siamese whose heads have become as white as snow. Both men and women wear their hair short all over their heads, and it stands straight up like the bristles of a shoe brush. What queer clothes they wear ! Some of them Qre half naked. Many Siamese boys and girls under ten years of age wear nothing at all but a piece of twine about the waist. To... this string small charms are fastened to keep off the witches and spirits. Even the children of very rich people wear no clothing at times, for at a great cele- bration I once saw a little Siamese prince strutting about with nothing on him but a belt of woven silver an inch wide bound round his waist, and anklets of gold on his legs and rings on his fingers. The men of the poorer classes wear little more than a strip of cotton cloth a yard wide and two yards in length. This they wind tightly around the body just above the hips, twisting one end through between the legs and tucking it in at the waist.
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The people of Japan and China. They have thick lips, and their noses are almost as flat as those of a negro. Their hair is jet black, but we see many old Siamese whose heads have become as white as snow. Both men and women wear their hair short all over their heads, and it stands straight up like the bristles of a shoe brush. What queer clothes they wear ! Some of them Qre half naked. Many Siamese boys and girls under ten years of age wear nothing at all but a piece of twine about the waist. To... this string small charms are fastened to keep off the witches and spirits. Even the children of very rich people wear no clothing at times, for at a great cele- bration I once saw a little Siamese prince strutting about with nothing on him but a belt of woven silver an inch wide bound round his waist, and anklets of gold on his legs and rings on his fingers. The men of the poorer classes wear little more than a strip of cotton cloth a yard wide and two yards in length. This they wind tightly around the body just above the hips, twisting one end through between the legs and tucking it in at the waist.
What to read after Travels Through Asia With the Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank G Frank George Carpenter to read onlineMoreLess
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