Travels in
Travels in the Far East
作者：Peck, Ellen Mary Hayes
体例：段 章数：20
字数：400,734 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 20 段- The crowd that is passing the shops often proves more intere
- The Church of St. George will illustrate the peculiar arrang
- The equipment of a party leaving for a tour through India is
- Of this tomb Mr. Ferguson says: "The sloping walls and almos
- We next turned toward the celebrated Monkey Temple, a preten
- Monasteries are also very prominent in Burma, and they are u
- We were also entertained by the gorgeous temple peacock (con
- The ride to the inner circle and the more distant points con
- The Sultan's palace was pointed out; it was by no means impo
- The variety of fruit is greater in Java than anywhere else w
- Fifty years ago Bangkok had none of the public buildings to
- Hong-Kong was destined to be our headquarters for nearly two
- We arrived at Shanghai on the morning of April 6th, and at o
- The annual Cherry Blossom Dance--repeated at intervals for o
- The following morning we went to Shiba Park. Until 1887 this
- In construction, the Confucian Temple, near by, is similar t
- The cause of the Boxer Rebellion was everywhere given in Pek
- 203-Metre Hill is the highest eminence of the whole fortifie
- I have before spoken of the beauty of the bay and the fine l
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