The Juvenile Scrap book And Youths Annual
The Juvenile Scrap book And Youths Annual
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Chao Kang soon acquired such skill in these pleasing exercises, that he presently excelled his royal mother in the force and correctness of his delineations, and learned to arrange his figures in groups, so as to illustrate the most striking passages in the history of his own country. His mother, the better to conceal the quality of her royal son till such time as he PRINCE CHAO KANG. 109 should be of age to claim his rightful inheritance, caused him to keep the flocks of the old shepherd Nan-h...i, who called the princely boy his grandson; but as it was well known that Nan-hi never had a child, and the beauty and noble spirit of Chao Rang attracted great attention, it began to be whispered abroad that he was of the family of the late sovereign.
These reports reached the ear of the jealous Han-sou, and he having reason to suspect that the Empress Min and her child were in existence, sent persons to seize the boy, and bring him be- fore him, dead or alive.
The imperial widow was informed of this by a faithful friend in the capital, with whom she still kept up a correspondence, and, bidding the worthy shepherd Nan-hi a hasty farewell, she withdrew with her son into the neighboring prov- ince of duangtun, now called Canton, where, to avoid all suspicion, she placed the royal youth as under-cook in the kitchen of the great mandarin Hum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chao Kang soon acquired such skill in these pleasing exercises, that he presently excelled his royal mother in the force and correctness of his delineations, and learned to arrange his figures in groups, so as to illustrate the most striking passages in the history of his own country. His mother, the better to conceal the quality of her royal son till such time as he PRINCE CHAO KANG. 109 should be of age to claim his rightful inheritance, caused him to keep the flocks of the old shepherd Nan-h...i, who called the princely boy his grandson; but as it was well known that Nan-hi never had a child, and the beauty and noble spirit of Chao Rang attracted great attention, it began to be whispered abroad that he was of the family of the late sovereign.
These reports reached the ear of the jealous Han-sou, and he having reason to suspect that the Empress Min and her child were in existence, sent persons to seize the boy, and bring him be- fore him, dead or alive.
The imperial widow was informed of this by a faithful friend in the capital, with whom she still kept up a correspondence, and, bidding the worthy shepherd Nan-hi a hasty farewell, she withdrew with her son into the neighboring prov- ince of duangtun, now called Canton, where, to avoid all suspicion, she placed the royal youth as under-cook in the kitchen of the great mandarin Hum.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Nicolas Bouilly to read onlineMoreLess
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