Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 307
n, Ah Gau understood next tonothing of the English language; and whatlittle education he had acquired was receivedin a Chinese school — where only Chinese wastaught. He had rarely been outside of Chinatown,and his knowledge of the American boy waslimited to a very low class—mainly those street 294… … A LITTLE CHINESE it can hardly be wondered at that Ah Gau re-garded tli em as little barbarians. Ever since he could remember these littlehoodlums had tormented him — even takingthe liberty, at times, of tugging at his pigtail.He had been annoyed and abused in everypossible way. Only a few days…
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