From Tokio Through Manchuria With the Japanese
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A lot of hood- lum Chinamen were near. Rushing in they managed to catch the horses by the legs, necks, and tails and deHberately rolled them over and over as they floundered until they reached firmer bottom. For this the men were re- warded by half a dollar (Mexican) — in each case, to their intense delight.
Off again we went, through kaoliang fields, melon-patches, gardens, and great stretches of millet, by roads almost impassable for anything but mounted men. Eventually we reached a little to...wn or rookery where we halted for our midday meal. On the way the Hung-hutzes had evidently been putting on a number of f riUs for our special edification, and once or twice we thought they assumed an air of supe- 164 STILL WITH THE BANDITS riority as they performed some daredevil feat.
Boyd noticed this, and after tiffin turned to me and said : " Don't you think it's about time we showed these Oriental experts in horseman- ship what can be done in that line by Ameri- cans? " Captain Boyd is one of the best horse- men in the American army.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A lot of hood- lum Chinamen were near. Rushing in they managed to catch the horses by the legs, necks, and tails and deHberately rolled them over and over as they floundered until they reached firmer bottom. For this the men were re- warded by half a dollar (Mexican) — in each case, to their intense delight.
Off again we went, through kaoliang fields, melon-patches, gardens, and great stretches of millet, by roads almost impassable for anything but mounted men. Eventually we reached a little to...wn or rookery where we halted for our midday meal. On the way the Hung-hutzes had evidently been putting on a number of f riUs for our special edification, and once or twice we thought they assumed an air of supe- 164 STILL WITH THE BANDITS riority as they performed some daredevil feat.
Boyd noticed this, and after tiffin turned to me and said : " Don't you think it's about time we showed these Oriental experts in horseman- ship what can be done in that line by Ameri- cans? " Captain Boyd is one of the best horse- men in the American army.
What to read after From Tokio Through Manchuria With the Japanese?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seaman, Louis Livingston, 1851-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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