A Japanese Artist in London
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I wrote an apologising letter to them.
However, Jennings and I were quite happy. He called me "a rich man. " We both decided 55 A JAPANESE ARTIST IN LONDON to remove to Brixton, because it was so incon- venient for both of us to live so far away from the City. I spent several days for hunting a new digging in Brixton district.
It was this time that the Anglo-Japanese Alliance was announced. When I was passing that large space near Brixton Station several English sailors surrounded me. Evidently... they must have been on Japanese water some time for their duty. They began to squeeze out from their head all Japanese words they remembered. As soon as they saw me they shouted, " Banzai ! " " Ohayo, " or " Konni- chiwa. " One of them started to talk to me, and his beginning word was " Sayonara " (" Good-bye "). I was much amused with their childish innocence. They carried me to a " Pub " near by and had a drink for our Alli- ances. I whispered a few words which they might probably have heard from tea-house girls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wrote an apologising letter to them.
However, Jennings and I were quite happy. He called me "a rich man. " We both decided 55 A JAPANESE ARTIST IN LONDON to remove to Brixton, because it was so incon- venient for both of us to live so far away from the City. I spent several days for hunting a new digging in Brixton district.
It was this time that the Anglo-Japanese Alliance was announced. When I was passing that large space near Brixton Station several English sailors surrounded me. Evidently... they must have been on Japanese water some time for their duty. They began to squeeze out from their head all Japanese words they remembered. As soon as they saw me they shouted, " Banzai ! " " Ohayo, " or " Konni- chiwa. " One of them started to talk to me, and his beginning word was " Sayonara " (" Good-bye "). I was much amused with their childish innocence. They carried me to a " Pub " near by and had a drink for our Alli- ances. I whispered a few words which they might probably have heard from tea-house girls.
What to read after A Japanese Artist in London?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yoshio Makino to read onlineMoreLess
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