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An Australian in China

CHAPTER XII
20/27

At short intervals are vast numbers of grave mounds with tablets and arched gables of well dressed stone.

No habitations of the living are within miles of them, a forcible illustration of the devastation that has ravaged the district.
This was still the famine district.

In the open uncultivated fields women were searching for weeds and herbs to save them from starvation till the ingathering of the winter harvest.

Their children it was pitiful to see.

It is rare for Australians to see children dying of hunger.


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