On a stool eight feet high sat a small boy in a faded blue cotton, his face like that of young Buddha. One glance through the window at that picturesque head had been sufficient. I keep on thinking of little details and aspects of your voice, your eyes, the way you walk, the way your hair goes back from the side of your forehead. Well, this is OUR thing. Her usual dignified reserve had availed her nothing. “I wonder if there is anything wrong with my manners,” she said. An admirable alternative presented itself and she sighed, spreading her hands. It hung from the centre of a stout pole, each end of which rested upon the calloused shoulder of a coolie; an ordinary Occidental chair with a foot-rest. They may love us, but they love us as the slave loves his captor, not as equals.
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