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At the age of three my grand aunt proclaimed her independence by categorically refusing to have her feet bound, resolutely tearing off the bandages as fast as they were applied. Read the first page
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against
america
asked
aunt
away
baba
bank
bed
bob
brothers
business
byron
called
came
children
china
chinese
come
daughter
day
dinner
door
down
during
edgar
even
eyes
face
family
father
felt
few
first
food
found
franklin
french
friends
gave
get
girls
given
go
going
good
grand
gregory
home
hong
house
james
know
kong
large
last
later
left
letter
life
little
long
lydia
money
months
mother
new
next
niang
night
nothing
now
old
own
parents
right
room
school
see
shanghai
should
small
son
soon
started
still
susan
think
though
thought
three
tianjin
time
told
took
two
want
went
words
ye
years
