Waifs And Strays From the Far East : Being a Series of Disconnected Essays On Matters Relating to China
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"And what has hitherto been the result of Japan's beneficence V asks OUT writer, here rising almost into eloquence. " Nothing more " than this : that last July, when a terrible disease fell upon the "Liuchiuan pigs and killed niunbers of them, the enterprising " natives salted the poisonous meat, and exported it by junk- " loads to Japan ! Is it not hopeless," he asks, working up to the climax of his argument in a tone of reproachful indignation, " to " expect a reproductive outlay from a count...ry whose highest ambi- " tion is to export diseased pork, from which doubtless many of the "people have died? Look at the present condition of Japan.
" There is no surplus in the treasury, and there is a multitude of " reforms which we ought at first to make in this country before " seeking other places in which to begin them. We therefore say " to the Government and our countrymen that useful and precious " treasure ought not to be lavished to maintain showy but useless " honours." " Such appears to be the opinion of many of the Japanese, and we confess ourselves much interested in the eventual result of the dispute.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"And what has hitherto been the result of Japan's beneficence V asks OUT writer, here rising almost into eloquence. " Nothing more " than this : that last July, when a terrible disease fell upon the "Liuchiuan pigs and killed niunbers of them, the enterprising " natives salted the poisonous meat, and exported it by junk- " loads to Japan ! Is it not hopeless," he asks, working up to the climax of his argument in a tone of reproachful indignation, " to " expect a reproductive outlay from a count...ry whose highest ambi- " tion is to export diseased pork, from which doubtless many of the "people have died? Look at the present condition of Japan.
" There is no surplus in the treasury, and there is a multitude of " reforms which we ought at first to make in this country before " seeking other places in which to begin them. We therefore say " to the Government and our countrymen that useful and precious " treasure ought not to be lavished to maintain showy but useless " honours." " Such appears to be the opinion of many of the Japanese, and we confess ourselves much interested in the eventual result of the dispute.
What to read after Waifs And Strays From the Far East : Being a Series of Disconnected Essays On Matters Relating to China?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederic Henry Balfour to read onlineMoreLess
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