Characters On Wheels
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I can't say that anyone enjoyed the act, because it is pretty hard to enjoy anything when you're scared to death. Speak- ing for myself, all I can remember about it is that the knives were sharp enough to use for shaving, and all of them seemed to be coming right at my head.
The Samoan women were an odd-looking lot, tall, husky, and almost as big around as they were tall. Their teeth were black from chewing betel nut. It was the first time I ever had a girl flash her black teeth at me when she ...smiled.
After the show we had arranged for a couple of dance contests. In the first one these girls were to teach our women how to hula. This was something to see, because the Samoans did the native dance as it should be done, and the Samoan hula is a far cry from the Hawaiian hula. The Hawaiian hula tells any one of a hundred different stories. The Samoan hula tells just one story, and that one isn't hard to under- stand. The Hawaiians shake like a playful kitten. The 83 Samoan girls may be playful, but there's nothing kittenish about the way they shake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I can't say that anyone enjoyed the act, because it is pretty hard to enjoy anything when you're scared to death. Speak- ing for myself, all I can remember about it is that the knives were sharp enough to use for shaving, and all of them seemed to be coming right at my head.
The Samoan women were an odd-looking lot, tall, husky, and almost as big around as they were tall. Their teeth were black from chewing betel nut. It was the first time I ever had a girl flash her black teeth at me when she ...smiled.
After the show we had arranged for a couple of dance contests. In the first one these girls were to teach our women how to hula. This was something to see, because the Samoans did the native dance as it should be done, and the Samoan hula is a far cry from the Hawaiian hula. The Hawaiian hula tells any one of a hundred different stories. The Samoan hula tells just one story, and that one isn't hard to under- stand. The Hawaiians shake like a playful kitten. The 83 Samoan girls may be playful, but there's nothing kittenish about the way they shake.
What to read after Characters On Wheels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rex Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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