Yellow Men Sleep Yellow Men Sleep
An extended tale follows John Levington a visionary who after love and penury loses his wife and son to a city orphanage. Years later Con Levington returns with March to halt koresh a deadly drug ruling a desert empire in a gilded city and to rescue Helen March's daughter from oppression as they seek a path to civilization.
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John Levington
Mary
Ornelius
John
San Francisco
Levington
Stephen March
Andrew March
Gobi Desert
Con Levington
China
Con
Chee Ming
Yekutol
March
Koresh
Helen
Tau Kuan
Pu Ah
Keresh
Su Ah
Tan Kuan
Andrew Marek
Desert
Gobi
America
Fansa
Fu Ah
Prin
Princess Helen's Home Return and Morales of Chee Ming
At the March household Helen awakens breathing steady after a perilous journey. Levington expresses relief, while Stephen March accepts fate with dignity. Chee Ming confronts Levington in a final, doomed encounter, begging not to reveal his culture’s sacred names.
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Con
Helen
Ile
Asia
Levington
Chee.Ming
Chee Ming
Peking
The End of a Secret Pact in the Garden
In Chapter XVIII Mrs Ames mourns in the doorway while Efe contemplates his fate after two deaths. Helen approaches, and a tense moment leads to a tentative confession as they walk by the pond, ending with an unspoken vow and the tale’s close.
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Helen
Con
Feansa
Price
Bloom
Mur
Mrs. Ames
Fansa
Stephen March
Levington
Stephen Marek
Efe
Dowagiac
Mongolia
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Shansung
Montoul
Jekutol
Don
Gughal
Don Levington
Gughal Pass
Russia
Kithna
March House
Old Fu Ah
Empire of the Yellow Sun
Chee wMing
Fu -Ah