We Saw the Sea
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The gold was indeed there, in the pockets of passing Americans, and the Japanese, male and female, exerted themselves to dig for it. The citizens of Suki Yaki abandoned fishing with alacrity and instead sold liquor, cameras, souvenirs, and each other’s bodies.The decor of the bars, which were open twenty-four hours a day, depended upon the whims of their owners. They had exotic names, the more exotic the name, the more squalid the bar. They advertised by neon signs and posters (in which they wer...e given the lead by the U.S.N. Fleet Club which carried above its door the legend: “Through These Portals Pass The Finest Goddamn Fighting Troops In The World”).Carousel was welcomed to her berth by an all-Negro military band, a flower-decked float carrying the current Miss Suki Yaki, and most of the population of Suki Yaki. Once ashore, Carousel's officers and ship’s company became tourists. They bought armfuls of silks and brocades. They went on excursions to porcelain factories, damascene showrooms and the Japanese opera.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The gold was indeed there, in the pockets of passing Americans, and the Japanese, male and female, exerted themselves to dig for it. The citizens of Suki Yaki abandoned fishing with alacrity and instead sold liquor, cameras, souvenirs, and each other’s bodies.The decor of the bars, which were open twenty-four hours a day, depended upon the whims of their owners. They had exotic names, the more exotic the name, the more squalid the bar. They advertised by neon signs and posters (in which they wer...e given the lead by the U.S.N. Fleet Club which carried above its door the legend: “Through These Portals Pass The Finest Goddamn Fighting Troops In The World”).Carousel was welcomed to her berth by an all-Negro military band, a flower-decked float carrying the current Miss Suki Yaki, and most of the population of Suki Yaki. Once ashore, Carousel's officers and ship’s company became tourists. They bought armfuls of silks and brocades. They went on excursions to porcelain factories, damascene showrooms and the Japanese opera.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John G Winton to read onlineMoreLess
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