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Identifier: lamujer2140unse (find matches)
Title: La Mujer
Year: 1899 (1890s)
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Subjects: Women
Publisher: Buenos Aires : (s.n.)
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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ndo el pánico supremo. Yprepararon para la noche mismaunos fuegos- artificiales como nun-ca habíamos visto. Durante treshoras el espacio estuvo lleno devuelos de monstruos de fuego, delluvias de serjiienles luminosas, deconstelaciones (quiméricas, de legio-nes de guerreros incendiados. Aque-llo era admirable. Nuestras tropas,en vez de huir, treparon sobre lasiiiurallas y aplaudieron llenas dejúbilo. AÍ ver tal acto d¿ arrojoeuropeo, los mandarines compren-dieron que era imp isible lucharcontra semejantes liárbaros. quetan completamente desconocían elarte de la guerra. Y lekin el ado-rable se entregó.En todo los chinos son iguales. Creen en el podersupremo de los dragones, en la magia de los signos caba-lísticos y en la suprema persuasión del verso. En el palacio imperial, después de las favoritas, losque ocupan las más envidiables situaciones son los astró-logos, en cuya ciencia política creen los emperadores ylos príncipes mil veces más que en el talento práctico de
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TIEN-TSIN. — Barrio indígena LA MUJERAlbum de las Familias 9 Li-Hun-Chang-, lo que al fin y al cabo no les hace equivo-carse ni más ni menos que los demás jefes de Estado delmundo. En el Gmdois, un antiguo embajador francés acaba deexpresar el encanto de Pekin, diciendo: La ciudad es malsana, es sucia, es triste; el aire quesopla muy á menudo es horrible; el invierno es formida-ble de frío y el verano tiene aliento de horno encendido.Es cierto. Pues bien; á pesar de todo esto, siente unomarcharse de allí y piensa en él como en una ciudadúnica en el mundo. Tal vez el encanto de Pekin no estribe sino en laatracción misteriosa de todo lo que es un peligro. E. GÓMEZ CARBILTjO.

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  • booksubject:Women
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  • bookcontributor:University_of_Illinois_Urbana_Champaign
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