The Land of the Pigtail Its People And Customs From a Boys Point of View 4th
The Land of the Pigtail Its People And Customs From a Boys Point of View 4th
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" Let us begin with Master John Chinaman. At an early age he is sent to school; and however dreary or unpleasant any English boys may have found school — 126 THE LAND OF THE PIGTAIL.
of course Mr. Tozer's boys are all exceptions, — I should say our school-time was paradise compared with the period that Chinese youngsters pass through. In the first place, they are prohibited from playing football, flying kites, playing chess or shuttlecock ; they must not learn any musical instruments, nor must ...they train birds ; and all these prohibitions lest the mind should be dissipated. Then you say, perhaps, the schoolroom combines amusement with instruction. Let us see. When he enters the school he can do nothing naturally ; he cannot sit, or walk, or stand without some rules being enforced, and the bow on entering or leaving is quite an important ceremony. They are not taught in classes nor at desks, but each pupil has a little table at which he learns by himself. What does he learn ? Now listen, you ill-used youngster, who may have often wished that Julius Caesar had been drowned when crossing over to our island, so that he might never have written his Commentaries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Let us begin with Master John Chinaman. At an early age he is sent to school; and however dreary or unpleasant any English boys may have found school — 126 THE LAND OF THE PIGTAIL.
of course Mr. Tozer's boys are all exceptions, — I should say our school-time was paradise compared with the period that Chinese youngsters pass through. In the first place, they are prohibited from playing football, flying kites, playing chess or shuttlecock ; they must not learn any musical instruments, nor must ...they train birds ; and all these prohibitions lest the mind should be dissipated. Then you say, perhaps, the schoolroom combines amusement with instruction. Let us see. When he enters the school he can do nothing naturally ; he cannot sit, or walk, or stand without some rules being enforced, and the bow on entering or leaving is quite an important ceremony. They are not taught in classes nor at desks, but each pupil has a little table at which he learns by himself. What does he learn ? Now listen, you ill-used youngster, who may have often wished that Julius Caesar had been drowned when crossing over to our island, so that he might never have written his Commentaries.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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