Japan in Our Day
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The fine-art store, such as one still sees in the in- land cities, is a modest affair in one or two rooms, Inspecting Art Treasures.
probably half the stock being exposed at one time.
The proprietor sits before his brasier, in which a ball or two of the clay-and-charcoal powder smould- ers, and will furnish a friendly and gratuitous cup of tea to all callers. He wipes tenderlj' the crystal you ask to see, and seems personally attached to each of his darling tea-pots, candlesticks, or pen-holder... cases, as to a child. Far from showing any eager- ness to sell, the old-time dealer, in what foreigners irreverently dub "curios," appeared loath to part 210 TRAVELS IN JAPAN witli his wares. A sale seemed to grieve liiin, de- spite the thanlis and profuse compliments showered on you for honoring his " hut " with your " exalted " presence. Tiiere is the richly pictured screen, with a "water-brow mountain" or beetling-precipice-sea- aud-sliip picture, or " the autumn views of many trees ; " the hakeinlono, or hanging wall pictures, with poem in calligraphic characters, or with bamboo and stanza ; the rare old pottery, with the signature or seal of " Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fine-art store, such as one still sees in the in- land cities, is a modest affair in one or two rooms, Inspecting Art Treasures.
probably half the stock being exposed at one time.
The proprietor sits before his brasier, in which a ball or two of the clay-and-charcoal powder smould- ers, and will furnish a friendly and gratuitous cup of tea to all callers. He wipes tenderlj' the crystal you ask to see, and seems personally attached to each of his darling tea-pots, candlesticks, or pen-holder... cases, as to a child. Far from showing any eager- ness to sell, the old-time dealer, in what foreigners irreverently dub "curios," appeared loath to part 210 TRAVELS IN JAPAN witli his wares. A sale seemed to grieve liiin, de- spite the thanlis and profuse compliments showered on you for honoring his " hut " with your " exalted " presence. Tiiere is the richly pictured screen, with a "water-brow mountain" or beetling-precipice-sea- aud-sliip picture, or " the autumn views of many trees ; " the hakeinlono, or hanging wall pictures, with poem in calligraphic characters, or with bamboo and stanza ; the rare old pottery, with the signature or seal of " Mr.
What to read after Japan in Our Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Griffis, William Elliot, 1843-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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