A Woman Alone in the Heart of Japan 1
A Woman Alone in the Heart of Japan 1
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Certainly it is the twin of that New Hamp- shire nook, and no lover of the beautiful in nature, who has time for pleasure, should omit seeing this far-away spot.
A Night Ride on the Train I always pity the poor rich, who can only afford to travel first class and stop at the best hotels, for they never know the fun they miss. Only the tenderfoot — distressed at rubbing shoulders with the native whom 140 In the Heart of Japan he sayir he has come to see — and the very swellest Japanese travel fir...st class.
The insurance man had wound tip affairs, and seemed a serviceable chaperon on the night trip b^ck to Tokio. In a smart- Aleck style, he took thiiYgs. leisurely, would not hurry. "There is plenty of time. Don't rush," he said, and consequ'ently we sat up all night. The ioci4ent was^ a very fair sample of the trials which come from ac- cepting a chum.
There was no sleeper on the train, and only one first-class car, a square box, where two could stretch out at full length on each side and one at the rear end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Certainly it is the twin of that New Hamp- shire nook, and no lover of the beautiful in nature, who has time for pleasure, should omit seeing this far-away spot.
A Night Ride on the Train I always pity the poor rich, who can only afford to travel first class and stop at the best hotels, for they never know the fun they miss. Only the tenderfoot — distressed at rubbing shoulders with the native whom 140 In the Heart of Japan he sayir he has come to see — and the very swellest Japanese travel fir...st class.
The insurance man had wound tip affairs, and seemed a serviceable chaperon on the night trip b^ck to Tokio. In a smart- Aleck style, he took thiiYgs. leisurely, would not hurry. "There is plenty of time. Don't rush," he said, and consequ'ently we sat up all night. The ioci4ent was^ a very fair sample of the trials which come from ac- cepting a chum.
There was no sleeper on the train, and only one first-class car, a square box, where two could stretch out at full length on each side and one at the rear end.
What to read after A Woman Alone in the Heart of Japan 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gertrude Adams Fisher to read onlineMoreLess
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