The War of the Dragon Lady (2012)
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Their free passage convinced Fonthill that the Imperial army had, indeed, retreated en masse to the north and was about to regroup. Nevertheless, it was a great relief when the locomotive and its line of wagons steamed into an empty and echoing Tientsin station and hissed to a stop.
The engineer was given money – which further bewildered him – but was warned that his locomotive and the wagons were now the property of the Great Powers and that, under pain of death, he should not attempt to st...eam north again. Chang was gently eased down onto the platform and, after some discussion with passing coolies, a stretcher was produced and he was carried to the hospital and delivered into the care of the surgeon major, who demanded to know where the hell Fonthill had been. As soon as Simon was able to find his store of Chinese currency, hidden in his billet, Sam was further rewarded and returned – not without protestations – to his duties at the hospital.
The next morning, Fonthill and Jenkins sat at Chang’s bedside and were relieved to be told that, although his nose had been broken, his chin was bruised and not fractured and that he had only lost two teeth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their free passage convinced Fonthill that the Imperial army had, indeed, retreated en masse to the north and was about to regroup. Nevertheless, it was a great relief when the locomotive and its line of wagons steamed into an empty and echoing Tientsin station and hissed to a stop.
The engineer was given money – which further bewildered him – but was warned that his locomotive and the wagons were now the property of the Great Powers and that, under pain of death, he should not attempt to st...eam north again. Chang was gently eased down onto the platform and, after some discussion with passing coolies, a stretcher was produced and he was carried to the hospital and delivered into the care of the surgeon major, who demanded to know where the hell Fonthill had been. As soon as Simon was able to find his store of Chinese currency, hidden in his billet, Sam was further rewarded and returned – not without protestations – to his duties at the hospital.
The next morning, Fonthill and Jenkins sat at Chang’s bedside and were relieved to be told that, although his nose had been broken, his chin was bruised and not fractured and that he had only lost two teeth.
What to read after The War of the Dragon Lady?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Wilcox to read onlineMoreLess
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