IIIFカラー高解像度
国立情報学研究所 - ディジタル・シルクロード・プロジェクト
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| Among the Celestials : vol.1 | |
| 天の間で : vol.1 |
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引用情報
_41.7.7,7 ,r77 ~qa: `~.~<
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io AMONG THE CELESTIALS. [CHAP. I.
inevitable roughness of travel, one appreciates
its many advantages. As a rule a private room
can be obtained, the necessaries of life are
easily procurable, and fodder for the animals
is always ready. These inns are generally
well-built houses, and are a real boon to the
native travellers and merchants. There is
usually one long room, with a low platform on
either side and a passage down the middle.
On these platforms, or kangs, which can be
warmed underneath, the guests reclining or
squatting at the low tables which are placed
on them eat their meals and chat volubly the
while. At night the travellers sleep in long
rows, cheek by jowl, along the platforms.
At 120 miles from Newchwang we reached
Mukden, the capital of Manchuria, and at one
time the seat of government of the present
reigning dynasty of China. Our reception
there was not pleasant, and as we rode through
the streets in search of an inn, we were followed
even into the house by a hooting, yelling crowd.
A Chinaman has no regard for privacy, and
these men showed considerable annoyance
because we would not let them into our private
room, and allow them to stare at us, examine
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