The Blue-Eyed Shan
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They were half a kilometer from Naung, who lay on his belly in a pine grove uphill shading his binoculars and noting what he could: turbans, white blouses, black Kachin trousers, Yunnan ponies. One Kachin gestured fiercely at the cage, and for a moment the two appeared undecided. At this distance Naung could not identify their weapons. Rifles, surely, and the Kachin swords slung across their backs. He saw no pistols. A mercenary in the Japanese war, he had journeyed to Laos and Tonkin and had re...turned with his own weapons, the French M1935 pistol and M1938 submachine gun—mitraillette, as the French had taught him to call it—because they used the same cartridge. Well and good, but his mitraillette was not accurate beyond fifty meters.
He would take them close and take them sure.
The Kachin came to agreement. With a last glance at the cage they turned off the road and onto the mountain trail. The last Naung saw of them, before teak and pyinkado swallowed them, they were peering about cautiously rifles at the ready.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were half a kilometer from Naung, who lay on his belly in a pine grove uphill shading his binoculars and noting what he could: turbans, white blouses, black Kachin trousers, Yunnan ponies. One Kachin gestured fiercely at the cage, and for a moment the two appeared undecided. At this distance Naung could not identify their weapons. Rifles, surely, and the Kachin swords slung across their backs. He saw no pistols. A mercenary in the Japanese war, he had journeyed to Laos and Tonkin and had re...turned with his own weapons, the French M1935 pistol and M1938 submachine gun—mitraillette, as the French had taught him to call it—because they used the same cartridge. Well and good, but his mitraillette was not accurate beyond fifty meters.
He would take them close and take them sure.
The Kachin came to agreement. With a last glance at the cage they turned off the road and onto the mountain trail. The last Naung saw of them, before teak and pyinkado swallowed them, they were peering about cautiously rifles at the ready.
What to read after The Blue-Eyed Shan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Becker to read onlineMoreLess
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