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I can’t follow this!

The motive is now obvious.

This is twice they’ve disposed of poison by pouring it down the drain!

Why do I dislike this guy?

Poorly proofread

I just want it to be over.

This takes place after Ishi’s death.

Finally getting interesting.

To Kroeber: “Do you have children, professor?”

Haha Professor Kroeber!

Sooo slooooww. And such looooonng sentences and paragraphs.

This should be so interesting but it is soooooo dry! :(

This should be so interesting but it is soooooo dry! :(

Seems to have been proofread by spellcheck. :(

Seems to have been proofread by spellcheck. :(

“Something must be done, this is something, ergo this must be done.”

“Something must be done, this is something, ergo this must be done.”

“Something must be done, this is something, ergo this must be done.”

“Everything not forbidden is compulsory.”

“Everything not forbidden is compulsory.”

“Reopening the Yangtze old violate Chinese sovereignty and undermine japan’s noble policy of freeing China from exploitation “
Author finds this ironic and absurd.

“Reopening the Yangtze old violate Chinese sovereignty and undermine japan’s noble policy of freeing China from exploitation “
Author finds this ironic and absurd.

Japan’s very real feeling of grievance against the Occidental powers, especially Great Britain due to lack of appreciation for helping win WWI, refusal to let Japan keep its territorial rewards in Asia, complacency as China violated Japanese rights leading to the occupation of Manchuria and north China.

Japan’s very real feeling of grievance against the Occidental powers, especially Great Britain due to lack of appreciation for helping win WWI, refusal to let Japan keep its territorial rewards in Asia, complacency as China violated Japanese rights leading to the occupation of Manchuria and north China.

Japan’s very real feeling of grievance against the Occidental powers, especially Great Britain due to lack of appreciation for helping win WWI, refusal to let Japan keep its territorial rewards in Asia, complacency as China violated Japanese rights leading to the occupation of Manchuria and north China.

Still dry. Even the Rape of Nanking was dry.

Still pretty dry but I’m learning a little.

Still pretty dry but I’m learning a little.