Japan And Her People volume 2
Japan And Her People volume 2
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Char- acteristically fanciful are the "Eight Beauties of Omi '' — eight, it may be noticed, being a favorite number for such categories. They are the Autumn Moon, from Ishiyama ; the Evening Snow, on Hira- yama ; the Sunset Glow, at Seta ; the Evening Bell, at Miidera ; Boats sailing back from Yabase ; Bright, Windy Day, at Awazu ; Rain by Night, at Karasaki, and Wild Geese Settling, at Katata. Not having reached the age of steam, and become altogether prac- tical and materialistic, a Japanese ...is not ashamed to gaze with delight upon a beautiful scene and recite an appropriate poem, such perhaps as this : " Unto each beholder's heart confiding Whatsoever thought she stirreth there, Through the autumn night serenely gliding, O'er yon peak the moon shines calm and fair. " Certainly Miidera deserves to be ranked among the most beautiful places. It stands high on a hill above Otsu, looking over the flat roofs of the town, which is rapidly growing into an important place, and therefore an unbeautiful one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Char- acteristically fanciful are the "Eight Beauties of Omi '' — eight, it may be noticed, being a favorite number for such categories. They are the Autumn Moon, from Ishiyama ; the Evening Snow, on Hira- yama ; the Sunset Glow, at Seta ; the Evening Bell, at Miidera ; Boats sailing back from Yabase ; Bright, Windy Day, at Awazu ; Rain by Night, at Karasaki, and Wild Geese Settling, at Katata. Not having reached the age of steam, and become altogether prac- tical and materialistic, a Japanese ...is not ashamed to gaze with delight upon a beautiful scene and recite an appropriate poem, such perhaps as this : " Unto each beholder's heart confiding Whatsoever thought she stirreth there, Through the autumn night serenely gliding, O'er yon peak the moon shines calm and fair. " Certainly Miidera deserves to be ranked among the most beautiful places. It stands high on a hill above Otsu, looking over the flat roofs of the town, which is rapidly growing into an important place, and therefore an unbeautiful one.
What to read after Japan And Her People volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna C Anna Cope Hartshorne to read onlineMoreLess
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