Wang the Ninth the Story of a Chinese Boy
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If not " He unclasped his hands and made a rude ges- ture. Now he stood stock-still entirely absorbed with this new idea that he was to go out from this place which had been a home for so long go out alone into the unknown.
160 WANG THE NINTH His master, instead of answering, turned and said three words in English which the boy al- ways remembered by their sound.
" He will go" said the master gravely. The gentlemen turned to one another and repeated the words several times. "He will go, " they ...said.
" I offered your services, " resumed his master in the vernacular, speaking very deliberately, " because I knew that you had courage and were accustomed to every kind of life. Most of our people here have lived only in the city they would be helpless on such a journey. I told these gentlemen how you came to me in the win- ter from afar and waited at my door. But this is different. It is no small business. Three hundred li by road must you travel and three hundred li back. A man, with everything help- ing him, may make the journey in ten days and less.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If not " He unclasped his hands and made a rude ges- ture. Now he stood stock-still entirely absorbed with this new idea that he was to go out from this place which had been a home for so long go out alone into the unknown.
160 WANG THE NINTH His master, instead of answering, turned and said three words in English which the boy al- ways remembered by their sound.
" He will go" said the master gravely. The gentlemen turned to one another and repeated the words several times. "He will go, " they ...said.
" I offered your services, " resumed his master in the vernacular, speaking very deliberately, " because I knew that you had courage and were accustomed to every kind of life. Most of our people here have lived only in the city they would be helpless on such a journey. I told these gentlemen how you came to me in the win- ter from afar and waited at my door. But this is different. It is no small business. Three hundred li by road must you travel and three hundred li back. A man, with everything help- ing him, may make the journey in ten days and less.
What to read after Wang the Ninth the Story of a Chinese Boy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Putnam Bertram Lenox to read onlineMoreLess
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