Lives of Eminent Missionaries volume 3
Lives of Eminent Missionaries volume 3
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Even the burghers carry both a hanger and poniard. Nothing can be richer than the array of the Japo- nian ladies : their hair hangs down behind their heads in plaits and curls, in which they wear little rings of pearls, curiously wrought. Their girdles are large, and richly embroidered with flowers of gold and silver, being esteemed one of the hand- somest parts of their dress. " As in France, " says the missionary, " we distinguisli the ladies of quality by the length of their train, so in Jap...an they are known by the number of their clothes : there are some who have on five, ten, and twenty dresses at once, which may seem incredible to such as are unac- quainted with the nature of them : for they are so de- cately fine and thin, that you may put several of them together in your pocket. The upper robe is most valued and made of fine cloth embroidered in many places with gold. They all universally carry a fan in their left hand, very neatly painted, and wrought with several figures of birds and flowers ; besides, they wear a scarf about tlieir neck, which hangs down across their breasts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even the burghers carry both a hanger and poniard. Nothing can be richer than the array of the Japo- nian ladies : their hair hangs down behind their heads in plaits and curls, in which they wear little rings of pearls, curiously wrought. Their girdles are large, and richly embroidered with flowers of gold and silver, being esteemed one of the hand- somest parts of their dress. " As in France, " says the missionary, " we distinguisli the ladies of quality by the length of their train, so in Jap...an they are known by the number of their clothes : there are some who have on five, ten, and twenty dresses at once, which may seem incredible to such as are unac- quainted with the nature of them : for they are so de- cately fine and thin, that you may put several of them together in your pocket. The upper robe is most valued and made of fine cloth embroidered in many places with gold. They all universally carry a fan in their left hand, very neatly painted, and wrought with several figures of birds and flowers ; besides, they wear a scarf about tlieir neck, which hangs down across their breasts.
What to read after Lives of Eminent Missionaries volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Carne to read onlineMoreLess
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