1904.The vanguard, a tale of Korea

1904.The vanguard, a tale of Korea (1904)

Author: Gale, James Scarth, 1863-1937

Sea of Japan: Sea of Japan
Yellow Sea: Yellow Sea

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Sea of Japan
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With Gilbert and Foster to translate, and Willis to or-ganize a carrying combine, they were pushed to the far-thest limits of the land. A way up on the Yalu they were to be found papering the walls, sometimes upside down and inside out, but, "never mind, send on more";on to distant Russia, and away east into the little hamlets by the Sea of Japan.

Yellow sea
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Steamers of from four to seven hundred tons, manned partly by Japanese, partly by Korens, make two or three trips a week, starting from Chemulpo. He would take one of these and join the frineds who had gone before him, and add his hallelujah. How glorious the day! A lovely summer sun shimmerered across the Yellow Sea and sampans with their sails tripped the shadows here and there.