The World Through a Womans Eyes
The World Through a Womans Eyes
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His make-up and personality were very striking. He was tall, fully six feet, and thin — well, it seemed to me that he would need to stand twice in the sunlight to cast a shadow ! His eyes were sunken ; his nose had a decided crook. On his head was a wool cap, though the thermometer stood 206 JAVA AND BURMAH.
one hundred and fifteen in the shade. His feet were pushed into a pair of shoes, the toes of which turned over toward the instep and ended in a sharp point. To his ankles fell a loose white... garment, over which he wore a green silk robe. His strange looks led me to inquire from what part of the earth he had escaped. No one seemed to know.
While in Singapore, an invitation came to visit Jahore, a southern extremity of Hindustan, separated from Singapore only by a narrow passage of water. The road which led to the water's edge was perfect. It was cut through a dense jungle, and tracts on each side had been cleared and planted with coffee and cocoanut groves; but much still remained a wild growth, where vines and runners had overgrown the trees and become tangled in endless confusion, pre- senting a scene of wondrous beauty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His make-up and personality were very striking. He was tall, fully six feet, and thin — well, it seemed to me that he would need to stand twice in the sunlight to cast a shadow ! His eyes were sunken ; his nose had a decided crook. On his head was a wool cap, though the thermometer stood 206 JAVA AND BURMAH.
one hundred and fifteen in the shade. His feet were pushed into a pair of shoes, the toes of which turned over toward the instep and ended in a sharp point. To his ankles fell a loose white... garment, over which he wore a green silk robe. His strange looks led me to inquire from what part of the earth he had escaped. No one seemed to know.
While in Singapore, an invitation came to visit Jahore, a southern extremity of Hindustan, separated from Singapore only by a narrow passage of water. The road which led to the water's edge was perfect. It was cut through a dense jungle, and tracts on each side had been cleared and planted with coffee and cocoanut groves; but much still remained a wild growth, where vines and runners had overgrown the trees and become tangled in endless confusion, pre- senting a scene of wondrous beauty.
What to read after The World Through a Womans Eyes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jessie a Ackermann to read onlineMoreLess
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