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An Australian in China

CHAPTER XIX
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A plain everywhere irrigated, flanked by treeless hills; fields shut in by low embankments; villages in plantations round its margin; black-faced sheep in flocks on the hillsides; and, away to the right the crenellated walls of Tengyueh.

A stone-flagged path down the centre of the plain led us into the town.

We entered by the south gate, and, turning to the left, were conducted into the telegraph compound, where I was to find accommodation, the clerk in charge of the operators being able to speak a few words of English.

I was an immediate object of curiosity..


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